 Hey there, Bruins! Here's a quick tip from your friends at the UCLA Library. Today's topic, finding books and more using UC Library Search. If you're looking for books, articles, media, and other resources, UC Library Search is your one-stop shop. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use UC Library Search to find resources, filter your search results, and identify key information available in a catalog record. Visit library.ucla.edu and let's check out UC Library Search. First, we'll look at the advanced search where you can create a very specific search. This includes filtering by field, material type, language, and date. Let's go back to the simple search. Type in any keyword which can include a title, author, subject, or more. On the results page, we see a huge variety of sources. You can filter by type of resource. Book, scores, and videos are just a few. Let's take a look at this book. Once you click on the item, you'll be taken to the catalog record. Let's sign in to see all of our options. You can sign in using UCLA logon. Here, you can see which libraries house your item. This is where you can also find the call number. Sometimes your book can be found at only one library location and other times it can be found at multiple. You can also see if it's available at any other UC campuses. If you are looking for similar items, check out the subject headings. These tags will take you to similar items. Or you can scroll down to related resources and click through the selections. If you are signed in to your library account, you can click the pushpin icon to save the item to your favorites. Click on the icon in the top right corner to access your favorites later. Don't forget, if you need help, you can always use the chat button to ask a librarian. We're there for you 24-7. So what's next? Check out our tutorials and guides on the wire website for help with the variety of topics including citing the sources you find with UC library search. Schedule a research consultation or drop by one of our libraries for help with your search. Want help with the next steps? Come visit us at one of our many campus locations.