OneSearch is exactly what its name implies: one place to search for many different kinds of sources -- including books, eBooks, scholarly articles, news articles, videos, and more!
If this is the first time you have encountered OneSearch or want to brush up on your skills, check out the Library's Canvas Research Tutorials - OneSearch Basics module! On average, each lesson takes about 30 minutes.
Use the search tips below to improve your results:
General Search Tips:
Parentheses: Use with the word OR to combine ideas and expand your search.
Quotation marks: Use these around your keywords for an “exact search”. This tool will give you specific (aka fewer) results because it searches for your keywords exactly as you’ve entered them.
EXAMPLE:
"day care"
"social media"
"social connectedness"
Asterisk * : Use this to shorten a word and search for all possible endings of the root word. This tool will give you more results.
EXAMPLE:
happ* = happy, happiness
manag* = manage, managing, managed
reduc* = reduce, reduced, reduction
OneSearch Search: putting it all together EXAMPLES
Remember to take advantage of the limiters on the left of your search results to ensure you are getting current resources that you can access!