Citation Discovery
Citation tracking is one of the most effective strategies for extending the quantity, quality, and depth of your research. EBSCO has introduced a new feature they're calling Citation Discovery, in which you can easily see from the record level who has cited a particular source and also which sources that same record is citing. While it doesn't show up for every record, when it does, it's a goldmine!
Cited by
At the brief record level you may see something like this:
When you click on the cited by button a side panel opens displaying articles that have cited the current record. Many of these are also hyperlinked, which greatly facilitates tracking them down.
References
When you click on a results's title to display the full record, you may see a tab for references cited within the current article alongside one for the cited-by list.
Most of the reference lists are extensive, so with these two features you can quickly scan backward and forward in the scholarly conversation.
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