Nexis Uni

Results lists may look a little differently depending on how you performed your search. Typically though the list will look similar to what you see on EBSCO interfaces.

Your item title is the link to item information and the item's contents. Underneath the link is a snippet of information to give you something prior to opening the item.

On the left, there are additional filters to help you narrow your results. 

At the top, there are a number of results tools such as a permanent link to the results, adding materials to Google Drive, and a printer-friendly view.

Once an item has been selected and you are viewing an item, there are a number of options on this page such as:

• Adding the document to Google Drive
• Jumping to a section of the document
• Searching within the Document
• Creating a permanent link to the document

• Downloading the document

There are a number of other features that may be available if you have signed into an account as well.

Remember, there are a number of cool features in Nexis Uni if you have created an account. When viewing information, you are able to do the following: 

• Highlight and annotate documents
  Watch the video for more information!
   
• See when you last viewed a document
  A set of eyeglasses will appear on items you've viewed before. By hovering over the glasses, you can see the date that you last viewed.
   
• Create and save to folders
  On your search results screen, you will see a folder option at the heading. By selecting results and opening the folder button, you can add materials to a new or existing folder.
   
• Share information
  Watch the video for more information!
   
• Tag favorite resources
  If you are searching within a resource, on the left you will notice a star that lets you mark that it's a favorite.
   
• Set up alerts
  After performing a basic search, you will see a button with a bell near your search terms in the upper left. This sets up an alert for you when new search results become available through the database.

The video below provided by Nexis Uni walks through how to annotate and share documents.