One Search Interface
In the following content, we will divide One Search interface into 4 segments and introduce them separately.
1. Frequently Used Service
On the top of the webpage, there is the frequently used service area. Click the function you would like to use and you will be directed to the service page.
- New Search → Open a new search.
- Library Homepage → Link to the homepage of the National Central University Library.
- Database Search → Enter the database name to query the database you would like to search.
- Journal Search → Enter the journal name to search journal you would like to search.
- Collective Discovery → New collections in the library and related books of the book fair.
- ILL Request → Finish and submit a blank form to apply for a copy of interlibrary loan resources. (More details)
- ‧ ‧ ‧ → You can see a detailed service list here. "Fetch Item" can be used to query the full text of your cited materials.
2. Search Area
You can see all the relevant search results as long as you enter the keywords you would like to query in the search box. If you want to adjust the scope of your search, you can click "Advanced Search" on the right side to further adjust the search scope, filters, material type, language, and date.
Below the search box are several commonly used resource type filters.
3. Facets Area
On the left side (after you search) of the page you will see the facets area. If there are too many or too few search results, you can tweak your search results here after searching the keywords you would like to query.
After checking each restriction condition you would like to use, click "Apply Filters" to apply the selected adjustments. In addition, after the filters are applied, you will see "Active Filters" on the top of this area. If you select "remember all filters", those adjustments will continue to be applied when querying other keywords later.
4. Search Results
After seeing the search results, you can click the title of the resource that you are looking for to view the details, and you can also export the bibliographic information directly at the brief results page.
Besides, you can click "add this item" to add the search results into your favorite folder and further create your own labels to categorize the items.
Finally, if you would like to check your search history, please click your name on the upper right corner of the page → Search History.