User experience design improvements for navigating long lists of filter values; ex. Subjects, which can sometimes have 30+ values
This integration will allow customers to display results from SHAREit on the EBSCO Discovery Service results page
The new Full Text Finder Link Resolver User Interface (new FTF UI) has been released for FTF customers review and optional adoption. The new FTF UI provides a modernized interface, including enhanced metadata displays, improved authentication flows and more
Shorten the "Find my Institution" user flow for mobile app users
Pre-search database selection, quick filters, and Advanced Search button are now available directly from the Explora landing pages and Topic Explorer
Enables librarians to independently control the visibility/discoverability/inclusion of resources in their HLM collection between Publication Finder, Full Text Finder Resolver, and MARC exports
These four limiters are available on the advanced search page, and are configurable. This includes the location limiter where administrators can set their campus locations(s) as search defaults using EBSCO Configuration
Effort to identify user needs and understand behaviors around Mobile App usage, including a focus on global markets (e.g. India) to uncover specific variation of feature development opportunities
EBSCO is replacing "Reference Center" with "Source" in several of our school and public library database product names, beginning with our DIY Reference Centers, which are now available through the new Explora experience. The new names are Hobbies & Crafts Source, Home Improvement Source, Legal Information Source, Small Business Source and Small Engine Repair Source