From the monthly archives: July 2008
You might have noticed that our new catalog interface says (beta) on the tab. Now if we were Douglas Adams we could be referring to the fish pictured here:
But no, in this galaxy, we are referring to something not quite as beautiful and complete–a pilot version of [...]
In our new catalog, there are books and other items which show as Being Repaired, like this one:
Items that are Being Repaired can be requested. Whether they are at the shop getting a new binding or up in one of the levels waiting to be processed, you can click on the [...]
RSS & the Library Catalog: Why & How
By Sean Aery On July 18, 2008 · Leave a Comment · In Catalog Tip, Cool tools, Duke researchers, Research Help, Tips for students
Last week, Duke Libraries launched a brand new interface to its catalog. There’s a lot that you can do with the new catalog that you couldn’t do before, so get ready for many new tips and tricks here on Library Hacks.
This post will focus on using RSS (really simple syndication). RSS “feeds” [...]
The Library has published a new interface to the catalog that performs faster and is easier to navigate thanks to a faceted browsing feature similar to those found on retail sites such as Amazon and Home Depot.
Things to keep in mind:
When you search the form in the “Search Our Resources” box results will [...]
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