CINAHL EBSCO 2.0 Visual Search

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CINAHL_visual_search_demo.cp (10.93 MB)
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CINAHL Search Tutorial Guide & Read Me.doc (32 KB)

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2008-12-03

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Visual search allows you to narrow your search by adding terms from recognition rather than memory. It is a good way of exploring an unfamiliar subject, but it takes a lot of screen space, so you may find it frustrating to use if you have a small monitor

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Library & Information Science, CINAHL Visual Search

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/46845

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