Introduction to OneSearch
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OneSearch is the HKBU Library's search platform that allows users to search most of the library's electronic and print resources from a single interface. It provides access to books, e-books, journal articles, databases, theses, and more. Users can perform simple or advanced searches, use voice search, filter results, save records, request books from other libraries, renew books online, and check their library account through OneSearch. The workshop taught students how to use OneSearch's various search and account features.
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Introduction to OneSearch
- 1. 認識 OneSearch 13 Sep 2022 Mandy Wong Information Services HKBU Library
- 2. Note : You will get a half -CCL credit after attending this workshop. Only full CCL credit will be shown on SLES student record.
- 3. Today, you will learn … • • What is OneSearch ? • Search methods & features • Book request via OneSearch • My Library Account • Online Book Renewal
- 4. What is OneSearch ? It is a search engine and provides one-stop search platform for most of HKBU Library electronic and print resources.
- 6. What materials can I find in OneSearch ? • Book • Book Chapters • E-journals • E-books • Journal articles • Databases • Thesis • Multimedia
- 7. Sign in – use your BU SSOid and password
- 8. • Simple Search • Advanced Search • Voice Search Search Methods
- 10. Searching other UGC libraries collection Hong Kong Academic Library Link (HKALL) 港書網
- 11. Advanced Search
- 12. Voice Search
- 14. Limit the result by filter
- 16. Book Record
- 17. Print / Email / Export Record
- 19. Virtual Browse
- 23. Quick Links
- 24. Book Transfer / Holds
- 25. Hold / Book Transfer are applicable to following situations : • Book is checked out • Request physical books that are not available at HKBU Library from other UGC-funded university libraries (HKALL) • Transfer available book from HKBU branch libraries (Book Paging Service)
- 26. Request book from other UGC libraries Hong Kong Academic Library Link (HKALL) 港書網
- 27. Click “Request” to make a hold
- 30. My Loan History
- 31. Library Guides for new student • Library Survival Guide • My Library Account