Tips and best practices

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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