SEARCH

Multiple Versions

Organizing and Sharing Results

This tutorial will go into more detail about what to do with our results on SEARCH and explore additional SEARCH features, such as citation paths.

Multiple Versions

1. We begin with a simple search using the keyword glaucoma.
2. In our results, we will find books, e-books, articles, journals, and many other resource types.

   

3. We can also see that some items have multiple versions.
4. Click on 2 versions found. See all versions. 
5. Now we can see the two different editions of the e-book, one from 2015 and another from 2009. 

Organizing and Sharing Results

1. Going back to the results page, we have a number of useful tools that we can use to help organize and share our research.
2. Click on the link icon to get a permalink to share with colleagues. This link will remain stable.
3. Click on COPY THE PERMALINK TO CLIPBOARD, then paste it into a document, email, or post. 
4. Click X to return to results screen.
5. Click the quotation mark icon  to get the citation for a resource, such as an article.
6. We can select from a number of citation styles such as AMA, APA, Chicago, and Vancouver. 
7. Click on COPY CITATION TO CLIPBOARD, then paste into your bibliography or reference list.
8. Click X to return to the results screen.
9. To find more tools for collecting your research, click the three dots .
10. Here we find options to EMAIL, PRINT, add to REFWORKS, ENDNOTE, or EXPORT RIS which allows the citation to be used in a variety of bibliographic management software such as Mendeley or Zotero. 
11. We can also select multiple resources to EMAIL, PRINT, or EXPORT to bibliographic management software. Put a checkmark beside each resource you want to include. Then click the three dots on the toolbar that appears and select the option that you want to manage your citations. 

1. Within the results, we can also find options to expand our research. We can see that some articles have upwards and/or downwards arrow icons. 
2. Click the up arrows to find sources that cite this article. Here, we see direct links to other articles that have used this work in their reference list.

   

3. Click the down arrows to find sources cited in this article.
4. From the citation path, we can click on Download PDF, View Online Access Options, continue on a citation string or return to the search results by clicking the back arrow search icon.

   

5. These citation trails provide direct links to articles that are part of WCM-Q Library’s collection. There may be additional citations found in the references and bibliographies.