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This document provides instructions for using the search box on the Catholic University libraries webpage to find books and articles. It explains how to access and use the search box, refine search results by limiting by full text availability, content type, subject, date, language or location. The results page layout is described along with options to get help via email, phone, or chat with a librarian.
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- 1. How to get started using the Search Box To find books and articles
- 2. Where to find the Searchbox Go to our webpage libraries.cua.edu Search for books and articles about architecture and environment Type in your search using the terms architecture and environment
- 3. How to refine your results Limit to full text online or scholarly & peer review Limit by content type: book, journal article, dissertation, newspaper article Can limit by any one of these at the same time
- 4. More Ways to Refine Your Search You can also limit by Subject terms Publication date Language You can limit by any of these at the same time
- 5. Results Page This is the result of your search • The first item is a journal article and is available in full text online • The third items is a book and tells you it’s available and what library it’s in. If it’s in the CUA collection you will see CU instead of GM • If it’s not in the Catholic University Libraries but in the WRLC catalog you can request it through our Consortium Loan Service (CLS)
- 6. Limit by location You can also limit by location. If you only want material from The Catholic University of America Libraries, then click on Catholic University of America (CU)
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