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CAI Exchange: Discussing Issues Important to Our Communities
Use the Exchange on the CAI website to get resources and ask questions of the CAI community. https://exchange.caionline.org/
As a CAI members, we have access to the whole community of CAI to talk to, ask questions and help others. The Exchange ( https://exchange.caionline.org/ ) has incredible resources which we should take advantage of. Whether checking with the local chapter community or various discussion threads, the information that you need may already be there.
Here at CAI-WV, we want you to know about and use the West Virginia Community section: https://exchange.caionline.org/communities/community-home?communitykey=b7667a1c-4cf4-45e4-bd08-019981619e03
And if you want to search the Exchange, we have a search form that you can use to find the posts that you want. NOTE: You must first be logged into the Exchange site or just copy the link generated and then log in and copy the link into your URL bar.
CAI-WV MEMBER RESOURCE
Search CAI Exchange
Search across CAI discussions and resources, browse subjects, or explore mentions of West Virginia.
CAI login required for results. Searches open on CAI Exchange. Access is governed by your CAI account and the communities you may view. This CAI-WV form never collects passwords or reads your Exchange session.
Browse CAI subjects
Choose a subject to load CAI's original search expression above. You can then add the West Virginia condition or edit the terms. The ↗ link opens CAI's original subject search directly.
Explore West Virginia discussions
CAI's state shortcut searches for the text "West Virginia" or "WV". This is a text match, not a verified geographic filter; it may include incidental mentions or miss relevant posts.
Try a custom combined search
More search options available on Exchange
After opening your results, use Exchange's own filters to narrow by discussion thread, library entry, web page, community, tags, date created, or to sort by most recent / least recent.
Content type, community, tags, and date filters are available on Exchange itself. Their direct URL encoding has not yet been verified. The sort selector uses values present in Exchange's search controls, with Most Recent also confirmed in a CAI subject shortcut.
Boolean help: AND requires both, OR allows either, quotation marks keep a phrase together, and parentheses group expressions. Exclusions (-word) and trailing wildcards (manage*) depend on Exchange search support.