Provide the ability to separate journals and ejournals when searching
Similar to Sophia Birden's idea for books and ebooks, currently I do not think there is a way to separate journals and ejournals without clicking the full-text limiter for the electronic.
Nanci Harris
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Virginia Dearborn commented
Aside from creating a search scope (my earlier comment) for print journals using shelving location(s), you can construct and share pre-filtered Advanced Search queries. For example:
eJournals only query - Selects the Full Text Online refinement and the Journal/eJournal Content Type:
https://ptsem.summon.serialssolutions.com/#!/advanced?fvf=ContentType,Journal%20%2F%20eJournal,f%7CIsFullText,true,f&q=Journals only query - Selects the Library Locations that contain periodicals and the Content Type Journal/eJournal.:
https://ptsem.summon.serialssolutions.com/#!/advanced?fvf=ContentType,Journal%20%2F%20eJournal,f%7CLibrary,Lower%20Level%20-%20Large%20Periodical%20Folios,f%7CLibrary,Lower%20Level%20-%20Periodical%20Folios,f%7CLibrary,Lower%20Level%20-%20Periodicals,f&q= -
We do this with a search scope based on shelving locations for print journals.
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