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Introducing to integrating content from the UK\'s Intute website into your own service. Intute is funded by JISC for education. It promotes the best of the Web.
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- Consulting subject guides for database recommendations and help from liaison librarians.
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- 7. Examples of integrating.. Put Intute search box on your library Web page, eg. for Intute: Social Science resources Use RSS feeds to list latest resources on your library webpage Create your own reading lists from Intute resources
- 8. Intute Search Box Intute RSS Feeds Records from Intute catalogue
- 21. More online help here http://www.intute.ac.uk/integration /