Search in the catalogue of Al - Jouf Universitylibraries

How to search for a book in the library catalogue?

The beneficiaries are able to search for the information sources in the

library whether it is (books, scientific letters, periodicals, manuscripts,

dictionaries, encyclopedias) through the electronic catalogue of the

libraries (The catalogue available online through internet, which can be

access through In-campus or Off-campus). The catalogue of the libraries

of Al-Jouf University is a bilingual (Arabic and English) in terms of the

interface that enables the beneficiaries to switch the language and

choose the suitable resources according to their needs. The beneficiaries

can also search for the title of the book either in Arabic or English

through the search icon. Beneficiaries can also reserve a book through

reservation service.

First, you must enter the catalogue page by clicking the following link:

http://library.ju.edu.sa/uhtbin/cgisirsi.exe/?ps=mMF4CIuFBM/MAIN/138730014/60/502/X

Searching in the catalogue

First of all the beneficiary must specify the search method, using the

rectangle (Quick Search) by selecting which of the following options

will be the search tool to facilitate the search. The rectangle (Quick

Search) includes:

Words or Phrase

Author

Title

Subject

Series

Periodical Title

ISBN

ISSN

After selecting a topic, you must select which library branch you want to

search by:

Results will be displayed:

The beneficiary can review the book's bibliographic data (year of publication -

location - shelf number - number of copies available –in which library branch

the book is available edition number - publisher .... etc) by clicking on the text

details, which highlighted in yellow color.

It also provides bilingual (Arabic - English) index with easy graphical

interface.

The catalogue system also allows the beneficiary to search for the resources by

subjects:

You can see below the result of search for "Children's Health".

Note: The results below are all of the books available in all university libraries

on "Children's Health".