pqdt收录之全球着名大学论文.ppt

Advanced Search tailored to the content of the product in question Some search options specific to IIMP * Preview rollover gives a fairly complete detailing of the content item Can link directly from preview to full doc view page Subject headings – can be used for lateral searching – plus several tools (right place, right time): Email, Cite this, Save, Export. Well received feature on other platforms, has tested well for us, too. * This faceted navigation replaces the tabs on the ProQuest platform. This navigation now offers the much-requested ability to narrow within existing search results. Visual Date Trail—just read the slide here. Users can use the gray slide buttons at the bottom of the screen to narrow within the existing results set. This is key to point out during the presentation. * Everything on the search results page is geared towards getting the user to relevant content quickly. Spellcheck in action – if the mispelled term(s) return no results, the search engine will return a set of results based on the corrected spelling (instead of no results).This example shows that “evolutionary biolgy” is misspelled at the top of the page. Search within option Can set up search alerts and rss feeds, and save searches, from this page – the right tools at the right time Keywords in context (KWIC) and Highlighting of search terms in results (KWIC pulled from full text or abstract) Results filters (cover in more detail in a later slide). * Document View: 1st animation: Our user studies have shown that users don’t like to scroll. In an effort to move information up on the screen, we’ve collapsed the Abstract so users can see that full text is available without having to scroll. Click on “Show All” will expand the Abstract 2nd animation: Shows that we continue to offer reference linking. NEW! In the legacy ProQuest platform, users would have to use a series of check boxes and conduct another search to find more articles like the one in this