EBSCO Webinars | November 2026

We encourage you to take part in the training sessions organized by EBSCO. All sessions are held online and are free of charge; however, prior registration is required. After each session, you will receive access to the recording.

NOVEMBER 2026

16.11.2026 | 11:00 | EBSCO eBooks in Practice – How to Make the Most of Academic eBooks | Register
Learn how to take full advantage of eBooks available on the EBSCO platform. Discover how to quickly find relevant titles, read them online or offline, and use features that support learning, research, and bibliography creation. This session is intended for students, doctoral candidates, and academic staff.

19.11.2026 | 10:30 | From The New Yorker to Six Research Clusters: Exploring EBSCO’s Magazine Archives | Register
Explore EBSCO's Magazine Archives through six research clusters and see how historical magazines can support research and teaching across disciplines.

19.11.2026 | 1:30 PM | EBSCOhost for Doctoral Research – Essential Tools for Researchers | Register
Explore EBSCOhost features that can support your research throughout every stage of your doctoral journey. In this webinar, we will demonstrate how to efficiently search for scholarly literature, use advanced tools to organize sources, stay informed about newly published research, and take advantage of features that support the analysis and documentation of research findings. This practical session is designed for doctoral students and early-career researchers who want to work more efficiently with academic literature.

30.11.2026 | 12:30 PM | EBSCO Resources for Environmental and Life Sciences: Environment Ultimate and CAB Abstracts with Full Text | Register 
Discover specialized databases that support research in environmental sciences, agriculture, biology, and related disciplines. During this webinar, we will present the capabilities of Environment Ultimate and CAB Abstracts with Full Text, demonstrate effective strategies for finding scholarly literature, explore ways to track emerging research trends, and showcase advanced tools for working with academic publications. This session is designed for students, doctoral candidates, researchers, and librarians supporting research in environmental and life sciences.