Quick springer link training august 2010

Quick Training Guide
New SpringerLink, August 2010

Quick Training Guide - New SpringerLink, August 2010 2

Searching on SpringerLink



 Quick Search Box is now in the same location on EVERY page of the site.
Users no longer have to go looking for it!


Searching on SpringerLink | Advanced Search

Search with „Citation‟ allows 
researchers to directly find the
content they already know.
The advanced
search box
 drops down from
any page



Researchers can now
choose in advance how
they would like their
results to be ordered.


The Home Page

 Login box available
from every page. No
need to return to
home page to login.

 New A-Z List reduces
the need for scrolling.

 Easy access to
services on
springer.com.


The Home Page




 Subject Collections now expand
to show detailed subfields for easy
browsing.

 Institutional branding is now visible on
every page.


Search within Content Type

 Search within Journals or
eBooks allows for easy
searching within specific
 content types.


Journal Features

 Articles can be filtered to show Online First
and Open Access articles only.
  The journal history notes indicate any title
changes, mergers or title splits.




Browsing Journal Content

 All journal content
available is instantly
visible, including
archival content.




The Issue Page


 Journal information
is clearly visible.
 Volume and issue
number also clearly
noted.




Revealing the Abstract
 Click “Show Abstract” to
reveal the abstract.

 The abstract can be
reviewed without leaving
the search results.





Related Documents


 The new SpringerLink
shows researchers the
most closely related
documents on article
and chapter level.


Mousing over Related Documents



 Mousing over a “Related Documents” causes a mini-abstract screen to pop up, so
researchers can review an item without leaving the original article!


Export Citations



 Export Citation tool is easily visible and supports the most popular citation programs


References & “Cited By”

 

 Article references are easily viewed from the abstract page.
 “Cited By” links to articles which cite the current article.


Look Inside – PDF Previewing of eBook Chapters
 “Look Inside” puts
 chapter-level PDFs
back together,
bringing the “book”
experience back into
eBooks!
No special software
is required! Controls
are contained within
the site.
Even non-
subscribers can
access 10% of each
chapter (and all front
matter).


Viewing Chapters in PDF Preview

 Always know where
you are in the
eBook. The bar at
the top of the
content area shows
the chapter titles.

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


PDF Preview in Full Screen View

 Enjoy the full
screen eBook
reading
experience.


Viewing Related Documents and References in PDF Preview


 Select “View Details”
in the “Look Inside”
chapter bar to see
References and
Related Documents
for each chapter.


Related Documents also for eBooks

 Related Documents
cross all content
types on
 SpringerLink!




Download from the Mini-Abstract Window



 You can easily review the abstract of the various related documents. This is done
by “mousing” over the article or chapter you are interested in.
From this mini-abstract screen, you can also download the PDF directly.


SpringerLink Admins – My SpringerLink
 To access
administrator
functions, click
“MySpringerLink”,
then “Account Details”




Click “Administer”
to access
administrator
functions for your
institution.



 You can see your
memberships, use
administrator rights
and manage
 members.

 You can also
download usage
reports, create and

send membership
tokens, update
account details.


Usage reports


Membership tokens


Create Membership Tokens


Coming Soon – Link Out and Customer Branding


Account Details


Thank you!

Any questions?

support.springerlink@springer.com

Quick springer link training august 2010

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