WebPath+Express

__How do I search WebPath Express? __

When you're looking for websites and library materials about a certain subject, the WebPath Express page can help you find the information you need. You can find the subject you need in several ways: Searching, Browsing, or clicking through the Visual Search pictures. Using any of these methods, you can view or print the lists of websites and library materials about your subject.

__Know What Your Looking For! (Keyword Search)__ If you know what your subject or topic is, searching is the quickest way to find it. Searching WebPath Express is similar to searching the library catalog by keyword. It's as easy as 1, 2, 3:
 * 1) Click the **Search** tab, if it's not open.
 * 2) Enter a word or phrase in the box next to **Find**.
 * 3) Click [[image:http://library.mcsdga.net/images/buttons/large/search.gif width="94" height="27"]].

On the **Web Sites** tab, WebPath Express shows you a list of websites, with descriptions and links, about your subject. On the **Titles** tab, it has a list of the books in your library about your subject.

__Just Browsing? (Browse)__  If you're not exactly sure what your subject or topic is, or you want to explore a group of subjects, you can start out in the general area and dig deeper until you find what you want. > Each general subject appears with a. > To close a folder and move back up, click any open folder or its name. On the **Web Sites** tab, WebPath Express shows you a list of websites, with descriptions and links, about your subject. On the **Titles** tab, it has a list of the books in your library about your subject.
 * 1) Click the **Browse** tab.
 * 1) Click any of the folders ([[image:http://library.mcsdga.net/images/icons/general/folderclosed.gif width="18" height="16"]]) to open it and see the folders inside.
 * 2) To view the next lower level of folders, click either the [[image:http://library.mcsdga.net/images/icons/general/folderclosed.gif width="18" height="16"]] or the name next to it.
 * 1) You'll know when you've reached the lowest level when you see the [[image:http://library.mcsdga.net/images/icons/general/webpage.gif width="18" height="16"]].
 * 2) Scan the list for your subject. When you've found it, click its [[image:http://library.mcsdga.net/images/icons/general/webpage.gif width="18" height="16"]].

__<span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 150%;">Need a Visual? (Visual Search) __

If you're familiar with the Visual Search in the library, you'll know how to use Visual Search in WebPath Express. It has picture symbols of the subjects and larger words that make browsing for a subject very easy. > You'll start out in the general area. > Once you see the button below the picture, you can't go any deeper. <span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">On the **Web Sites** tab, WebPath Express shows you a list of websites, with descriptions and links, about your subject. On the **Titles** tab, it has a list of the books in your library about your subject.
 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">Click the **Visual Search** tab.
 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">Click any picture symbol to dig deeper until you find what you want.
 * 1) <span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive;">Click the [[image:http://library.mcsdga.net/images/buttons/small/finditover.gif width="60" height="14"]] button under the subject you want.

__Also, check out the Monthly Themes and Spotlights on the WebPath Express Home Page__

You can also check out the monthly theme and the Spotlight on the **Search** tab. The monthly theme shows you some subjects you might be interested in this month, like Thanksgiving in November or Abraham Lincoln in February. Just click the picture, or underneath, to see the lists of websites and library materials about it. If you'd like to see what we have for the other months, click. The Spotlight shows a topic that everyone should enjoy. To go to one of the websites, click its link beneath the picture. To see some of the other topics, click.

WebPath Express Information was found on Destiny in the Help feature. <span style="display: block; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 13px; line-height: 19px; text-align: center;"> For additional information about Webpath Express, check out the brochure at the link below.

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This page was created by: Katie Kemp