Did you know that you can easily find resources cited in an article by using the red down arrow when viewing the record?
Did you know that you can search for library subject guides using the Everything search?
Expand My Results lets you search for resources that are not in the library’s collection, which can be used for an interlibrary loan request, for example.
Did you know that you can easily create a citation in The Fountain by using the “ (quotation mark) icon from the search results or record view?
Searching University Libraries' resources has never been easier. Simply submit a search query in the The Fountain search box and go!
You'll notice that as you type your search, the system offers several search options, or scopes, such as Everything, Articles, Course Reserves, and others. Selecting a search scope at this stage can help limit your search results, but it is unnecessary.
What makes The Fountain's search interface so powerful is its ability to refine and target searches after entering the initial keywords. The user has to limit or filter searches using the tools on the left-hand side of the screen. These are called facets. Look for them under the words "Refine your results." (marked by a blue box below)
These are the most useful ways to refine your results quickly. Choose:
In article searches, you may want "peer-reviewed" content only. You can make that choice under "Availability."