LibrarySearch is an excellent place to start any search for information. LibrarySearch works most effectively when you are looking for material held by Brookes, such as a print or electronic book on a module reading list, or an article within a journal to which we subscribe. The strengths of LibrarySearch are that it integrates with …
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When searching on LibrarySearch and some of our other Library databases, or online, you may sometimes see a button or flag saying a journal article has been retracted. What does that mean, and can you still refer to the article in your work? If an article has been retracted, that means it has been withdrawn …
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LibrarySearch has changed. It has a smart new look and new smart features, designed to enhance the user experience. The search results and item detail pages have been redesigned to create a clearer look, improve accessibility and present more information where you need to see it. We’ve also updated the colour palette to create a …
Tip One: Refine your search results on LibrarySearch When LibrarySearch dispalys your search results, it sorts them by "best match". But, if you want to see the newest books and ebooks on a topic, you can change the order of your results. To do this, look for the 'sort by' box down the left hand …
Gone are the days when you had to trek into the JHB Library at Headington in order to make a payment for an interlibrary loan or wait for office hours in order to clear your fines. LibrarySearch has now been linked with the University's online payment system so that library charges can be paid online, …
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