Search for an instruction number Eg. 2.3.1 – Search for proper”. For a phrase search like this you should put the phrase in “Title quotation marks to get the best results. or symbol is * “Wildcard” “truncation” On results screen: In the top of the screen you can see the total number of items found, and the number that are showing on the first page. In the bottom right of the screen is where you can navigate to the next page. Blue icon comes up next to results relating to elements of RDA (see “core” “core” explanation of elements” earlier in this presentation). “core Red icons indicate those rules which JSC identified as being basic to RDA cataloguing. “basic” Results are relevance ranked and you can change this to document order Click on the hyperlinked text of the result you want, (eg 2.3.1 Title proper) to go to that section of RDA. The term you searched by will be highlighted in yellow wherever it appears. If you want to go back to your results set, click on to results” which is the magnifying glass icon that has now “Return – appeared in the Document Menu. 2 things to note: While the Quick Search” box is VISIBLE wherever you are in the Toolkit, it is only “RDA searching the text of RDA, not all the other parts of the Toolkit. To do this, you need to do an advanced search, which we will look at in a moment. For you search to be thorough, you will need to make sure your text view [see view text icon] is (ie not or examples”). If your text view is less than you will “full” “core” “hide “full”, get a warning message that you are only seeing a version, and you are therefore “filtered” not seeing all the results. Advanced Search Screen image from the RDA Toolkit () used by permission of the Co-Publishers for RDA (American Library Association, Canadian Library Association, and CILIP: Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals) Search box Advanced search allows you to search the entire Toolkit, or selected parts of it. You can also limit your search by type, or exclude examples.
Search for an instruction number – Eg. 2.3.1 Search for “Title proper”. For a phrase search like this you should put the phrase in quotation marks to get the best results. “Wildcard” or “truncation” symbol is * On results screen: In the top of the screen you can see the total number of items found, and the number that are showing on the first page. In the bottom right of the screen is where you can navigate to the next page. Blue “core” icon comes up next to results relating to “core” elements of RDA (see explanation of “core elements” earlier in this presentation). Red “basic” icons indicate those rules which JSC identified as being basic to RDA cataloguing. Results are relevance ranked and you can change this to document order Click on the hyperlinked text of the result you want, (eg 2.3.1 Title proper) to go to that section of RDA. The term you searched by will be highlighted in yellow wherever it appears. If you want to go back to your results set, click on “Return to results” – which is the magnifying glass icon that has now appeared in the Document Menu. 2 things to note: While the “RDA Quick Search” box is VISIBLE wherever you are in the Toolkit, it is only searching the text of RDA, not all the other parts of the Toolkit. To do this, you need to do an advanced search, which we will look at in a moment. For you search to be thorough, you will need to make sure your text view [see view text icon] is “full” (ie not “core” or “hide examples”). If your text view is less than “full”, you will get a warning message that you are only seeing a “filtered” version, and you are therefore not seeing all the results. Advanced Search Screen image from the RDA Toolkit () used by permission of the Co-Publishers for RDA (American Library Association, Canadian Library Association, and CILIP: Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals) Search box Advanced search allows you to search the entire Toolkit, or selected parts of it. You can also limit your search by type, or exclude examples.
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