SAGE E-Reference User Manual

This manual explains how to use the SAGE E-Reference digital academic resources, including search functions, interface features, and content access.


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Brand
Sage
Category
Other software
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
17
File format
PDF
File size
9.7 MB
Published
28 October, 2026
Updated
28 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
174B076D7304FF9BA95E4547A41B22D8

About this manual

This document serves as a user guide for the SAGE E-Reference electronic reference resources. It introduces the publisher SAGE, details the awards won by the collection, and describes the specific encyclopedias and handbooks included in the library, such as the Encyclopedia of Career Development and Handbook of Death and Dying.

The guide also provides instructions on how to use the iFACTORY interface for searching. It covers both basic and advanced search methods, explains how to browse by subject or title, and describes features like the Reader's Guide, citation formats, and export options. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • About SAGE Publisher
  • Awards and Recognition
  • Resource Content Overview
  • System Features
  • Basic Search
  • Advanced Search
  • Browsing by Title
  • Citation and Export

Frequently asked questions

Who wrote the entries in the SAGE e-Reference database?

The entries are written by well-known experts and scholars from universities such as Temple, Oxford, Yale, and Berkeley.

How many encyclopedia sets are included in the Taiwan Academic E-Book Alliance membership?

Members can read 47 sets of encyclopedia content published by SAGE between 2002 and 2006.

How many experts contributed to the Handbook of Death and Dying?

More than 100 experts contributed their professional experience to this handbook.

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