What is a Catalogue record and how do I find it?

In addition to the information you see in the list of search results, you can find more in-depth information about an item in its full Catalogue record.

Click on an item's title in the list of results to display the full record.

What information is in a full catalogue record?

The full catalogue record has more in-depth information about an item, including:

• A - Description: a brief summary of the item, helping you to gain a greater understanding of its nature and scope.
• B - Contents: a list of chapters, which helps you understand the structure of the item.
• C - Subject: lists categories the item is catalogued by.
  • Click on the subject heading to find additional materials from this category.
• D - Call number: this number helps you locate physical items within a library branch.

An example of a full Catalogue record is below.