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Title: Content Resources


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Content Resources
Current and Completed Research Projects Database
How to Search the Database
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Objectives
  • Explain the Benefits and Scope of the Databases
  • Provide training on the Advanced User Interface
  • Explian the formulation of search strategies

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www.nrf.ac.za/nexus
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Benefits of the Project Database
  • Facilitate access to bibliographic information on
    grey literature e.g. dissertations, theses and
    research projects
  • Assist students with the
  • Identification of gaps in a research field
  • Consultation of similar studies to assist with
    research methodology
  • Identification of recommended research included
    in the theses or dissertations that provides
    opportunities for further investigations
  • Evaluation and analysis of completed studies in
    order to arrive at new solutions, policies, etc.
    (Literature reviews)
  • Provide information to identify experts in a
    specific field of study
  • Stimulate research in neglected areas
  • Encourage networking and collaboration between
    researchers
  • Facilitate research capacity development
  • Facilitate informed decision making and strategic
    management

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Advanced Search Interface
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Advanced User Interface
  • Training includes
  • Enter a keyword search
  • Display and select records
  • Practical exercise
  • Browse, Save, Print and E-mail search results
  • Explain the formulation of search strategies
  • Practical exercise
  • Demo the other search interfaces of the Advanced
    User Interface

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Full Record
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Select Records
Select records
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Practical Exercise
  • Drug abuse
  • Abused women
  • Child prostitution under age 18
  • Rehabilitation of heart disease
  • Cell proliferation

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Browse, Print and Save Results
  • Browse and Print per Set as Displayed
  • Print per Set with the Browsers File/Print
    Facility
  • Browse and Save per Set as Displayed
  • Use Browsers File/Save as and save the set c/my
    documents/filename.txt
  • Browse, Print and Save Selected Records
  • Select records
  • Click on the Display selected records Button
  • Browse, print and save per Set as Displayed
    (selection)

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E-mail Results
  • E-mail Search Results (whole set)
  • Use the E-mail Facility to e-mail the whole set
    as retrieved
  • Complete the From entry box
  • Enable System Administrator to direct results to
    the correct person
  • Use Browsers File/Save as and save the set c/my
    documents/filename.txt
  • Important for funny text with e-mail
    facility
  • MAPPI compliancy. Solution save Results as
    filename.txt
  • E-mail Search Results (selected records)
  • Select records
  • Click on the Display Selected Records button
  • E-mail whole set of selected records

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Tea Break
  • To Exit Use the Log out Button

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Advanced User Interface
  • Training on the Advanced Keyword Interface
  • Enter a keyword search
  • Display and select records
  • Hands-on examples
  • Browse, Save, Print and E-mail search results
  • Explain the formulation of search strategies
  • Hands-on examples
  • Demo the other search interfaces of the Advanced
    User Interface

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How to Formulate Search Strategies
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Search Techniques
  • Boolean Logic defines logical relationships
    between terms in a query. The Boolean search
    operators are
  • And
  • Or
  • Not

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And Operator
  • Find A and B
  • The And operator combines search terms so that
    each search result contains all the terms. For
    example, type HIV and education to find articles
    that contain both HIV and education.

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Or Operator
  • Find A or B
  • The Or operator combines search terms so that
    each search result contains at least one of the
    terms. For example, type college or university to
    find results that contain either college or
    university.

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Not Operator
  • Find A not B
  • The Not operator excludes terms so that each
    search result does not contain any of the terms
    that follow the Not operator. For example, type
    HIV not education to find results that contain
    the term HIV but not the term education.

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Adj Operator
  • Find A adjacent B
  • The adj proximity search operator is similar to
    the AND Boolean operator but finds records with
    the terms adjacent to each other. For example
    child adj abuse will finds child adjacent to
    abuse.

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Wildcards and Truncation
  • A question mark (?) stands for a single unknown
    character.
  • An asterisk () stands for any number of unknown
    characters or no characters.
  • These symbols can be used at any position in a
    search term, or in more than one place at the
    same time

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Wildcards and Truncation
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Formulate a Search Strategy
  • This process includes the
  • analyzing of a search topic into concepts
  • planning approaches to determine the
    relationships between the concepts and combining
    the concepts using operators

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Identify Concepts
  • Psychological aspects of child abuse
  • Identify and analyze concepts
  • Establish relevant keywords for each concept
    Knowledge of Subject Area - Thesaurus
  • child, children, youngster, juvenile, toddler,
    teenager
  • abuse, abuses, abused, molesting, maltreat,
    neglect
  • psychology, psychological

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Construct Search Logically
  • Combining concepts relationships and use of
    truncation
  • Child or young or toddler or teenage or
    juvenile or youth
  • Abuse or molest or maltreat or neglect
  • psycholog

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Combine Three Concepts
  • Combining concepts relationships as for
    mathematical functions
  • (2x3)(42)(12)11
  • ((child or young or toddler or teenage or
    juvenile or youth) and (abuse or molest or
    maltreat or neglect)) and (psycholog)

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Input into Retrieval System
  • To formulate a search statement
  • analyze and identify concepts
  • establish keywords for concepts
  • define relationships and combine logically
  • identify searchable fields
  • enter search strategy

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Records Displayed
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Limit a Topic by Discipline
  • ((child or young or toddler or teenage or
    juvenile or youth) and (abuse or molest or
    maltreat or neglect)) and (psycholog)
  • Psychology define the topic child abuse to a
    specific discipline
  • How to limit your topic search by discipline?

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Click on Discipline for Specific Codes
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Limit your Search
Limit your search
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Limitation by Year
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Limitation by Year
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Limitation by Year
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Construct Search Logically
  • Rehabilitation of heart diseases
  • heart, cardiology, myocardium, thromboses,
    coronary, arteries, aorta, angina, hypertension,
    aneurysms, arrhythmia
  • rehabilitation, medicine, drugs, therapy,
    healing, drugs, pharmacology

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Practical Exercise
  • Drug abuse
  • Abused women
  • Child prostitution under age 18
  • Rehabilitation of heart diseases
  • Cell proliferation

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