Difference between revisions of "Tips and best practices"

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'''Encoding strategies'''
 
'''Encoding strategies'''
*You can use elements that aren't supplied by the interface, but you should do so according to the project's principles (tracking the things we are interested in, not worrying about other thing)
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*You can use elements that aren't supplied by the interface, but you should do so according to the [[Principles_for_encoding|project's principles]]; use elements that help with tracking the things we are interested in without adding in elements just because you can
  
 
'''Using the interface'''
 
'''Using the interface'''
 
*To use the search box or the "Show records" box, do not hit "Enter"—just click outside the search box and it should work.
 
*To use the search box or the "Show records" box, do not hit "Enter"—just click outside the search box and it should work.
*The same principle applies to showing more than ten records; enter the number you want to display and then click outside the box.
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*The same principle applies to showing more than ten records; enter the number you want to display and then click outside the box. 100 is the maximum you can display.  
 
*You can't go back to browse after you've searched for a record or changed the number of items; instead refresh the entire page.
 
*You can't go back to browse after you've searched for a record or changed the number of items; instead refresh the entire page.
 
*If you're trying to navigate to a specific reception item, change the number of records from 10 to 100, then do a keyword search for the author's last name, hitting "next" as needed to get to the page with the author you're looking for.  
 
*If you're trying to navigate to a specific reception item, change the number of records from 10 to 100, then do a keyword search for the author's last name, hitting "next" as needed to get to the page with the author you're looking for.  
 
*The colored boxes indicate the format of the reception item; you can mouse over them to see the format
 
*The colored boxes indicate the format of the reception item; you can mouse over them to see the format

Revision as of 13:24, 23 June 2015

Research strategies for locating reviews

Encoding strategies

  • You can use elements that aren't supplied by the interface, but you should do so according to the project's principles; use elements that help with tracking the things we are interested in without adding in elements just because you can

Using the interface

  • To use the search box or the "Show records" box, do not hit "Enter"—just click outside the search box and it should work.
  • The same principle applies to showing more than ten records; enter the number you want to display and then click outside the box. 100 is the maximum you can display.
  • You can't go back to browse after you've searched for a record or changed the number of items; instead refresh the entire page.
  • If you're trying to navigate to a specific reception item, change the number of records from 10 to 100, then do a keyword search for the author's last name, hitting "next" as needed to get to the page with the author you're looking for.
  • The colored boxes indicate the format of the reception item; you can mouse over them to see the format