E ʻimi ka OneSearch i nā puke, nā wikiō, a me nā ʻatikala a pau ma ka hale waihona puke. I kekahi manawa, loaʻa iā OneSearch nā mea pili ʻole i ke kumuhana. Akā naʻe, hiki ke wae i nā puke a me nā wikiō ma ka hale waihona puke.
OneSearch searches books, media, and databases of the UHWO Library. Sometimes the results can be overwhelming but remember, you can limit the search results to just books and media available in the library.
- ʻImi i nā hua ʻōlelo laulā. He laʻana: Inā hana noiʻi ʻia ka moʻo, e hōʻaʻo i kekahi kumuhana laulā e like me "Hawaiian mythology" ma kahi o ka hua ʻōlelo "moʻo".
Make sure search terms are broad enough to encompass your topic. For example, if you're researching moʻo, you'll probably find more results by searching for Hawaiian mythology rather than typing "moʻo" into the search box.
- No ka loaʻa ʻana o nā mea ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi wale nō, e kaomi i ke pihi ʻo Advanced Search, a laila, wae i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.
To limit your results to only materials in Hawaiian, click on Advanced Search and select Hawaiian in the language field.
- Loaʻa ka puke? Kākau i ka helu puke ("call number"), a ʻimi ma nā hakahaka o Hawaiʻi a Pakipika.
Found a book? Write down the call number and search for it on the Hawaiʻi-Pacific shelves.
- Inā ʻimi a loaʻa kekahi puke (a i ʻole kekahi wikiō paha) ma kekahi hale waihona puke ʻē aʻe, hiki paha ke noi no ka hoʻouna ʻia ʻana mai ia mea i ko kākou hale waihona puke, koe naʻe nā mea kaupalena ("Library Use Only" a i ʻole "Reference").
If you find a book or perhaps a video located at another library, you may be able to request it be sent to the UHWO Library. This excludes items marked "Library Use Only" or "Reference".
