Quick springer link training august 2010

Quick Training GuideNew SpringerLink, August 2010

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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


Searching on SpringerLink | Advanced Search

The advanced

search box

drops down from

any page

Search with „Citation‟ allows

researchers to directly find the

content they already know.

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.


Subject Collections now expand

to show detailed subfields for easy

browsing.

The Home Page

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.


All journal content

available is instantly

visible, including

archival content.

Browsing Journal Content


Journal information

is clearly visible.

Volume and issue

number also clearly

noted.

The Issue Page


Click “Show Abstract” to reveal the abstract.

The abstract can be reviewed without leaving the search results.

Revealing the Abstract


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

Export Citations


References & “Cited By”

Article references are easily viewed from the abstract page.

“Cited By” links to articles which cite the current article.


“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).

Look Inside – PDF Previewing of eBook Chapters


Always know where

you are in the

eBook. The bar at

the top of the

content area shows

the chapter titles.

Viewing Chapters in PDF Preview


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

cross all content

types on

SpringerLink!

Related Documents also for eBooks


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.

Download from the Mini-Abstract Window


SpringerLink Admins – My SpringerLink

To access

administrator

functions, click

“MySpringerLink”,

then “Account Details”



Click “Administer”

to access

administrator

functions for your

institution.



You can also

download usage

reports, create and

send membership

tokens, update

account details.

You can see your

memberships, use

administrator rights

and manage

members.


Usage reports


Membership tokens


Create Membership Tokens


Coming Soon – Link Out and Customer Branding


Account Details


Thank you!

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