A broad natural language search strategy which allows patrons to locate citations to individual records containing a word or combination of words in designated fields from an online catalog or database. A keyword search retrieves the greatest number of records, some of which may be irrelevant. Magazine A periodical published primarily for a general audience. It usually does not contain scholarly articles. Microform Printed material that has been photographed and reduced to a film format to help preserve the material and decrease the space needed for storage.
Special equipment is needed to access stored information.
Typical formats include microfilm, microfiche or ultrafiche. A computer network sharing numerous electronic resources and connecting over forty college and university libraries in Ohio. Examples include newspapers, journals, and magazines. Reference Area where patrons can get help not only using the library but also locating library materials. ERIC , Medline , and Newspaper Abstracts are some examples.