Sample Pages & Screenshots
There are two sides to SubjectsPlus: The public screens, and the Admin interface. Examples of the public screens can be seen on the Ithaca College Library Website:
- Subject Guide Entry Screen
- Example Dynamic Subject Guide
- Databases A-Z List
- Talk Back (Suggestion Box)
- FAQs
- Staff List: Alphabetical
- Staff List: By Department
- Staff List: Detail
Public Interface: Default
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Without altering the stylesheet, the SubjectsPlus results screen will look something like this.
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The A-Z Database list starts out looking something like this. (The A-Z list is a subset of all SubjectsPlus resources. It's meant to list just the subscription databases, but that's up to you.)
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The staff list looks something like this. There are four different views: By department, alphabetical, librarians organized by subject specialty, and subject librarians A-Z.
Admin Interface (Subject Specialists)
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Shot of the screen where records are added/edited and subject and source associations are made.
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You can select which items are "Best Bets" that will appear in a javascript popover when users first visit the page. (You can also turn this feature off.)
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You can upload files to be linked from the sidebar, or link to outside resources.
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You can link to useful call number ranges and/or subject headings in your catalog(ue).
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And then, you can add freetext you want. (Requires installing FCKEditor for the wysiwyg option.)
Admin Interface (SubjectsPlus admin)
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People with SubjectsPlus admin privileges can add/edit/delete users, and control access to modules. Contact information (email, phone, title, department) is also managed here.
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You can manage which librarian is responsible for which subject. (This will put their contact info and picture in the sidebar for that subject page.)
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You can define the source types, and how they will be weighted. (I.e., should some source types appear higher on the page than others.)