Fuller instructions with examples on searching SCIS OPAC are in the online SCISWeb Manual (new window).
- SCIS record numbers are used to order records, where an ISBN,
ISSN or ISMN is not available on the resource.
- Each SCIS catalogue record has a SCIS record number. The number
is a unique number and can be up to 7 digits long.
- Particular types of resources tend to be published without ISBNs - for
example, charts, games, pictures, kits, videorecordings (including DVDs), and
software.
- SCIS record numbers are always used to order records for websites
and learning objects.
- A SCIS record number is usually found via a search on SCIS OPAC,
using information such as title of the resource, author, etc.
- Two search screens can be used in SCIS OPAC. The default screen is Basic search; the other screen is Guided search.
- Online search help on how to search is available in the form of seach examples
while searching in SCIS OPAC. In Basic Search, consult the examples
in Basic Search Hints below the search box. In Guided Search,
consult the examples in Guided Search Hints below the search boxes.
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