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Putting it all together
There are many possibilities for configuring buttons and sets. You can create
them to support your school's curriculum, draw attention to certain resources, or
fill special needs or interests. In the example below, we demonstrate the creation
and configuration of buttons to support the research efforts of a class focusing on
space exploration. Keep in mind that these are only suggestions. You can
configure the buttons and populate the sets in many different ways to best suit
your patrons' needs and direct them to the resources available to them.
In the Home button set, click the Science button.
In the Science set, click Add to create a button. Name it Astronomy.
Configure the Astronomy button to load a set.
Name the set Astronomy. Since this is a new set name,
a new set is created.
In that new set, create new buttons named Galaxies,
Neutron stars & Black holes, and Space Exploration.
Configure the Space Exploration button to load
a set. Name the set Space Exploration. Since
this is a new set name, a new set is created.
In that new set, create new buttons named
Telescopes & Observatories, Space Stations,
Satellites, and NASA. Move the Solar System
button into the
Astronomy set by
changing its
Button is in set
designation.
Configure the NASA button to launch
the NASA Kids Web page by
choosing the Link to a URL action
and entering
http://www.nasa.gov/kids.html
in the text box.
The patron can see his progression from a general topic to
a specific one in Navigation, and can find his way back.
Then configure the Space
Stations button to perform a
Subject search on Space
stations. A patron can get a
list of titles about space
stations with only four clicks.