As a user looking for research materials, I want to understand how to effectively search for items on WorldCat.org, how to refine my search results, and how to identify which libraries hold a specific item. Additionally, I want to re-attempt to understand the WorldCat Citation feature, including how to generate a citation, the supported styles, and where the generated citation appears.
Navigate to 'https://www.worldcat.org/'. Perform a search for a common book title, e.g., 'Pride and Prejudice'. From the search results page, identify and describe how a user could refine their search (e.g., by format, author, year). Click on a detailed record for 'Pride and Prejudice' from the search results. On the detailed record page, identify how a user would see which libraries hold the item. Attempt to locate and click the 'Cite' button or link on the detailed record page. If the 'Cite' feature is accessible, identify the instructions or tools for generating a citation. List at least three citation styles that are explicitly mentioned or available. Describe where the generated citation output is displayed or how it can be copied.
The agent successfully performs a search for 'Pride and Prejudice'. The agent identifies and describes at least two ways to refine search results (e.g., filters for format, author, year). The agent successfully navigates to a detailed record page for 'Pride and Prejudice'. The agent identifies how to view libraries holding the item (e.g., 'Find a copy in the library'). If the 'Cite' feature is successfully accessed, the agent identifies that citations can be generated by clicking a 'Cite' button. If the 'Cite' feature is successfully accessed, the agent lists at least three supported citation styles (e.g., MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard). If the 'Cite' feature is successfully accessed, the agent describes that the generated citation appears in a pop-up window or a dedicated section from which it can be copied.