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*Welcome to the RSC Publishing Platform presentation. *Today we will be focusing on what the RSC Publishing Platform is, the background around it and what the features are. This presentation will take about 45 minutes and if you have any questions, whilst I am presenting, please ask and we will happily answer. I also have my colleagues on the training session to help answer any queries you have and if we cant answer here, then we will provide an answer to all the attendees of the session after the presentation.*So lets first look at what is the RSC Publishing platform?
This is our new integrated content delivery platform As it is user driven, we will continually develop to provide what you and your users needYou and your researchers now have the ability to search all RSC-hosted content like ejournals, eBooks and databases online from one simple interfacereplaces the existing RSC Publishing website for accessing journal and book contentalso offers a dedicated Librarians Portal where you can manage your RSC subscription*Here we can see the homepage of the RSC Publishing platform.
* The platform is user driven, we are continually developing and include a feedback link at the top right of each screen so platform visitors can feedback any issues or developments. These are then logged with the development team and prioritised as appropriate with demand * The single search box gives quick and easy access to search results or the advanced search allows more detailed and specific searching* The navigation tabs at the top appear on all platform pages and allow for quick and easy navigation to Journals and Books index pages. You can also find links to alerts and helpThe News feed on this page comes from the individual journal blogs, RSC Publishing blog and RSC Publishing Innovation blogFrom this page your researchers, academics, professionals and scientists can submit papers to our journalsYou can also navigate to the Librarians Portal from this page
The most read journals and books change dependent on what is the most visited journal or book
The additional search features allow for more specific searching by article reference and DOI. You can also look by compound and connect direct with ChemSpider (opens in a new window) for structure and text based compound searches
Available on the home page of the platform, you will also find:
Most Read journalsNews from RSC Publishing the publishing division of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)Intuitive ways to search or find an article by reference or DOI
You and your researchers now have the ability to search all RSC-hosted content like ejournals, eBooks and databases online. Highlighted here are the various search tools whether searching by ejournal or eBook or by article.Youll see that there is a single search box at the top right with the advanced search link above for more pinpointed searchingWe have created a Librarians Portal specifically for our librarians. On initial login to the new platform you will need to login as a user and then into the Librarian Portal where your account will be authenticated by a member of the sales team. You will only need to do this once.*In the research undertaken for the platform, these were the core principles identified by our readers and librarians*Enter a search term, keyword or DOI into the simple search box for quick searching
Click on the advanced search for more detailed searching
Use the three search boxes located at the bottom of the screen for specific searches including linking to ChemSpider
Use the tabs at the top of the Platform to navigate through content*After submitting a search, use the tabs to filter by journals, books or non-RSC articles from the RSC databasesAdditional filters down the right hand side offer you to drill down to more specific resultsUsing the expand and collapse feature, review any images relating to an articleUse tools like save a search and download a citationView the journal articles in PDF or HTMLClick on the article link to access the full article on the platform*On the article page you will see the article abstract in fullWhere the article is citedDownload the article in either PDF or HTML as on the search result pageDownload the citation in a relevant formatReview supplementary information relating to this articleUse these tools to share and recommend this article to othersReview related articles and books*When opening an article, they will open in a new window so please ensure pop-ups are not blocked
There are two types of article format available PDF and HTML*Here we can see how we Search for RSC Journals by clicking on the Journals tab
The default set to Current Journals
Listed on the left hand side are the list of your chosen journal selection with the facility to click on alphabetical characters
Click on Browse by to use the filters to search and filter by:AlphabeticallyCurrent journalsArchive journalsAll journalsBy SubjectBy YearFind an issue or article
*Here we can see the Journals home page this is where the links on the document on www.rsc.org/urls will point to for journals
For more information on the journal click here this will take you to the old website where our static information is storedRegister for the Journal RSS FeedDownload citation for the selected articlesNavigate with the tabs for advanced articles, issues and themed issues
Advanced articles we have two different types of advanced articles 1. When article ready for publication but not yet in an issue, it is added as an advanced article2. OBC trialling article published as soon as accepted to get information out soonerIssues collection of articles journal issueThemed issue Editorial board decide what themed issues to do and what subjec
