EBSCO now offers the option to create RSS feeds for search and journal alerts. However, its a tedious process to generate and save these feeds. Here are the steps below:<\/p>\n
1. Login to you My EBSCOhost <\/strong>account, or register for one if you don’t already have one. Maybe in the next upgrade EBSCO will make it easier to capture an RSS feed directly off the search results page.<\/p>\n UCONN Database: EBSCOhost<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" EBSCO now offers the option to create RSS feeds for search and journal alerts. However, its a tedious process to generate and save these feeds. Here are the steps below: 1. Login to you My EBSCOhost account, or register for … Continue reading
\n2. Do a search on your topic and click the Search History\/Alerts <\/strong>tab
\n3. Follow the steps like you’re creating an e-mail search alert.
\n4. When you get to the Email Options<\/em>, you select No e-mail (RSS only)<\/strong> so that when you save the alert, you get the RSS feed URL to add to your own reader.
\n5. It’s the same procedure for creating a journal alert, you can’t get the feed until you’ve signed in to My EBSCOhost.<\/p>\n