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Browsing the results
When you perform a search you will find a list of all documents for this particular search.
Documents are sorted by relevance. The more relevant documents will appear at the top of the results listed. However, you are also able to change how the documents are sorted. These different sorting options will change depending on the databases you are browsing through.
For example if you are searching in Books and Journals, you have the option to sort the results by 'publishing date' in order to produce a list of the newest works.
The results list after each search will produce pages with 10 results per page. At the end of this page of results there is an option to advance the page of listed results.
How to Narrow your searches
If you see that number of results is too high, you can narrow your search. Doing so you can add new conditions or keywords to your former search in order to have less results.
How to Browse your results
This is a very effective way to find what you are looking for. By choosing a Grouping or Clustering option, you will have helped to narrow your search to smaller number of listed documents, making the review of information much easier.
- For instance: if you search in Books and Journals you can Group by 'source'. Doing so, you can review directly all documents from one particular Journal.