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Database Searching Interface for Efficient Research

Select databases for searching, view on-screen depictions, choose default settings. Utilize journal browsing with optional RSS feed integration to refresh homepage. Get automatic hit counts and search feedback animations. Include NSDL metadata in sidebar as an option. Browse results by individual database and access top-ranked results from all sources. Easily navigate detailed record screens for comprehensive research.

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Database Searching Interface for Efficient Research

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  1. Here you select the databases you want to offer for searching, as well as how they are depicted on screen and which are selected by default. Journal browsing is a component you can choose to use or not. Likewise, this component illustrates the use of an RSS feed to keep the homepage fresh andengaging, but it’s optional.

  2. The hit counts are automatically updated. This, along with the “searching” animation, are here to give users feedback that the system is working. In this instance, we are also searching metadata harvested from the NSDL, which we can have appear in its own sidebar. This is optional.

  3. Results can also be browsed byindividual database (see nextscreen). When the search is complete, the top- ranked results from all sources (30 each) Automatically populate this area. Notice the links to full-text when we know it is available.

  4. Results by database; note howusers can page through theentire set of results from thissource if they wish.

  5. The detailed record screen.

  6. The detailed record screen for themetadata harvested from the NSDL.

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