I need to find a digital copy of 'Canadian history lessons for junior classes' on Canadiana.org. Once I find the document, tell me how to navigate through its pages and whether I can download it. Also, I need to know the recommended citation style for a book from Canadiana.org's 'Citation Guide'.
Navigate to 'https://www.canadiana.ca'. Use the search bar (ID 51) to search for 'Canadian history lessons for junior classes'. Click on the search result titled 'Canadian history lessons for junior classes /' (or the most relevant result if the ID changes). Once on the document viewing page, identify and describe how to navigate between pages (e.g., next/previous buttons, page number input). Look for and describe any options to download the document (e.g., PDF, image files). Navigate back to the homepage by clicking the 'Canadiana' logo (ID 16). Click on the 'Citation Guide' link (ID 40). On the 'Citation Guide' page, identify the recommended citation style for citing a book from Canadiana. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the detailed document page for 'Canadian history lessons for junior classes'. The agent accurately describes how to navigate between pages within the document viewer (e.g., using arrows, page number input, or thumbnails). The agent identifies and describes any download options available for the document (e.g., PDF download, individual page image download). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Citation Guide' page. The agent states the recommended citation style for a book from Canadiana as per the 'Citation Guide' (e.g., Chicago Manual of Style, MLA, APA, or a specific format provided by Canadiana). The agent does not resort to external search engines (like DuckDuckGo) for internal navigation within canadiana.org.