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After running a search, you can select records to be stored to My Favorites. Click on the pin icon next to the title you want to save to My Favorites. A highlighted record means that item has already been added:

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To view your saved queries go to My Favorites and click on the Saved Searches.

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To keep a search, you can choose the Save query option located at the top. A confirmation appears at the top of the screen where you can also turn on email notifications for the query:

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Search queries and item records can be stored and organised in My Favorites (the pin icon located at the top right of the screen).

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If you wanna know borrow a book from a library, and you can check it if available in advance.

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Then you will see the Harvard style citation which is helpful to your report.

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Then you can see there is a citation

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Click the title which you want to choose 

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Click the title which you want to choose 

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It provides an image to show how can students search relevant resources.

First, type keywords in the blank box, such as "Economic system". And it will show lots of articles below.

Second, the students can find the "Full text available online".

Third, in the upper right-hand corner, there is a "Active filters". Therefore, the students can filter the results as they want.

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what further information you can find on NUSearch?

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what further information you can find on NUSearch?

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How do I store search queries and item records I have found in NUsearch?

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How do I store search queries and item records I have found in NUsearch?

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In a part of the assessment, such as report and essay. It needs to find some resources to support our article. Meanwhile, students can use NUsearch to acquire information. Moreover, these resources are free in the library or online.

NUsearch provides:

All Collections searches everything we have, all online resources, plus everything we physically hold in our libraries.

Library Catalogue to search unique print and electronic collections (including Special Collections) held across our eight library sites.

Articles if you want to focus your search on journal articles, conference proceedings, book chapters, audiovisual material etc.

Research outputs to search the University's digital research archive, which includes articles, dissertations and theses by our staff and students.

Manuscripts or Archives to discover over 700 manuscripts and archive collections, with links through to the Manuscripts Online Catalogue for more information.

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                                                     What is NUsearch?

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                                                     What is NUsearch?

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NUsearch is the library collections discovery tool. Use it to search our extensive library collections, including books, ebooks, journals, e-journals, database, and other resources.
You can link to Reading lists and Browzine from the NUsearch homepage.
Last year NUsearch was upgraded, it has new and improved features and is now mobile friendly.