Quick Training Guide Springer Link Interface Quick Training

Quick Training Guide Springer. Link Interface

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 2 Homepage overview / Advanced Search by Subject Browse Collection. Login Box Browse by Content Type Browse by Title – Alphabetical order to Springer. com for Link services

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 3 Subject Collections are now expandable to show detailed subfields for your easy browsing.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 4 Searching on Springer. Link Quick Search Box is now in the same location on EVERY page of the site. Users no longer have to go looking for it!

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 5 Searching on Springer. Link | Advanced 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.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 6 Search within Content Type Search within Journals or e. Books allows for easy searching within specific content types.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 7 Journal Features Articles can be filtered to show New Titles and Open Access articles only.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 8 Browsing Journal Content Goes to specific subject collection you are interested in, articles can be further filtered to show Online First or Open Access articles.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 9 Browsing Journal Content All journal content available is instantly visible, including archival content.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 10 Journal Features The journal history notes indicate any title changes, mergers or title splits.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 11 The Issue Page Journal information is clearly visible. Volume and issue number also clearly noted.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 12 Revealing the Abstract Click “Show Summary” to reveal the abstract. The abstract can be reviewed without leaving the search results.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 13 Related Documents The new Springer. Link shows researchers the most closely related documents. This is done through semantic linking. Results are not limited to journal articles, but are open to all content on Springer. Link.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 14 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!

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 15 Export Citations Export Citation tool is easily visible and supports the most popular citation programs

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 16 References & “Cited By” Article references are easily viewed from the abstract page. “Cited By” links to articles which cite the current article.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 17 Look Inside – PDF Previewing of e. Book Chapters “Look Inside” puts chapter-level PDFs back together, bringing the “book” experience back into e. Books! No special software is required! Controls are contained within the site. Even non-subscribers can access 10% of each chapter (and all front matter).

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 18 Viewing Chapters in PDF Preview Always know where you are in the e. Book. The bar at the top of the content area shows the chapter titles.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 19 PDF Preview in Full Screen View Enjoy the fullscreen e. Book reading experience by simply clicking the “Full Screen” button.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 20 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.

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 21 Related Documents also for e. Books Related Documents cross all content types on Springer. Link!

Quick Training Guide - New Springer. Link 22 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.