Using the Harvard Library's HOLLIS system, I want to find scholarly articles on 'artificial intelligence' specifically from the Baker Library. How do I formulate this search? Also, how can I save multiple search results to my favorites, and what are the general ways I can access these materials?
Navigate to the HOLLIS User Guide. Locate the 'Library Codes' section to find the code for Baker Library. Identify how to combine a keyword search (e.g., 'artificial intelligence') with the Baker Library code. Navigate to the 'Save & Cite' section to find instructions on saving multiple search results to 'my favorites'. Navigate to the 'Access Options' section to understand general material access methods. Synthesize the gathered information into a concise answer.
State the 3-character library code for Baker Library (BAK*). Explain that to search for 'artificial intelligence' within the Baker Library collection, one would typically combine the keyword 'artificial intelligence' with the Baker Library code (BAK*) in HOLLIS's search interface. Describe that to save multiple records, users should use checkboxes in the results list to select items, and then click the pin icon that displays at the top of the results list. Explain that general access options include determining if the item can be retrieved by the user themselves, or connecting to online access (which may require sign-in). Mention that more comprehensive access options are available from the full record of an item.