In the upper-righthand corner of each record are icons that allow you to do things with the record so you can access them later.
Under this icon you can see three options:
Selecting the quotation mark icon will display several citation styles.
Select your preferred citation style from the dropdown and copy the citation into your reference list. Remember to check the citation for accuracy before using it.
For guidance on different citation styles, consult this citation guide.
You’ll find the export icon at the individual record and page level, but you can also select multiple records on the same page and export. Choose what format you would like your record in: there are several citation managers, or you can export all the fields in the full record to Excel or launch a printing window.
To save records so you can return to them later, use the Bookmark tool.
To use this tool, first sign in to your LibrarySearch account. Then click on the Bookmark icon located in the top right corner of any item record as pictured below.
Alternatively, you can select a number of items and save them as a group using the bookmark icon located at the top of your search results.
To view all saved sources, click on your library account icon located near the top right corner of the LibrarySearch page and select Saved Records.
To organize your sources in Saved Records, you can sort and tag each one with one or more labels. Labels can be any word, phrase, or combination of characters. For instance, if you are a student, you might want to tag items with a course code.
To tag a source, click Add New Label, enter your description, and click Create New or select an existing label.
To view all records tagged with the same label, select your label from the dropdown next to “Filter by label.”
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