Update: All Clear.
NC LIVE has completed our scheduled downtime this morning and all systems are up and running.
If you have any questions or encounter any issues, please contact the help [at] nclive.org (NC LIVE Help Desk).
Planned Outage - NC LIVE Website
NC LIVE direct links are now available to magazines: The Atlantic, The New Yorker and The Economist. Full-text articles for these magazines are available through NC LIVE ProQuest and EBSCO databases. We are supplying direct links to increase discovery and usability and please let us know if there are other magazines/journals you would like to see direct links for. Direct links are also currently available for: Consumer Reports, The New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal.
Update 4/11/2025:
This issue has been resolved. Public Libraries should now be seeing nursing content in Access Videos on Demand listed under the link to Nursing Current Concepts and Practices Video Collection. Thank you for your patience while we resolved this issue with Infobase.
Update 4/2/2025:
AI Research Assistant tools are now available for ProQuest Central databases and Summon. Research Assistant is included by default on the ProQuest platform. The Summon Research Assistant is opt-in and needs to be turned on in your admin portal. Please see below for more details:
ProQuest Research Assistant is automatically included on the ProQuest platform.
We are writing to inform you that NC LIVE Help Desk Chat will be retired on Friday, May 30, 2025. While we know this feature has been valuable to some of our users, the company that hosts our chat service is ending their support of this service. After reviewing the data we've found that only a small percentage of our Help Desk cases come in through chat, with the majority of cases arriving via email, the NC LIVE website or phone. With this in mind, we have decided not to pursue a replacement chat feature.