Click on the search tool and put in any keywords you wish.
Our peer reviewers use a rubric to assess cards whose authors opted-in to get reviewed.
Click on the search tool and put in any keywords you wish.
Use "Sort By" on your results to choose among options such as Updated Date and Downloads.
Note: Most of these options apply to cards.
These default to descending order from most to least. To view results in ascending order - least to most - click the up/down arrow toggle next to the Sort By box.
Below the search bar, filter by one or a combination of the following:
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All informational pages, faculty story pages, and member spotlight pages.
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Note: These colors are reflected in your search results to help provide at-a-glance identification.
Try out all the filters - and combine them! Click Apply at the bottom for your choices to go into effect.
Search for tags that have been added by card authors in their card's Tags & Keywords section.
As you type, the system will search for available tags. Select the ones you are looking for.
Use this field to narrow your focus to types of cards, such as those specifically for the classroom.
View cards from a specific institution.
Select one or more disciplines. You can also select:
Don't forget to click Apply at the bottom of the More... pop-out!
Put quotation marks around your search phrase to return the exact phrase in the results.
The search engine will find words regardless if punctuation is involved, such as commas or hyphens.
Every search results page creates its own link in your browser's address bar.
You can get a lot of information about a card before you click it to view further, such as:
Color-coding provides further information about the card.