Explore this page to learn more about researching using BrowZine and LibKey, and how to get the most from these resources.
Researching with BrowZine
Advantages of BrowZine:
IOS or Android Mobile Support
Growing Scholarly Collection
On and Off Campus Access
"My Articles" allows for articles to be saved offline
Intuitive and User-Friendly interface
Who can research with BrowZine?
For researchers, professionals, and practitioners, BrowZine helps them keep track of journals they know and easily discover new research titles.
Use it as an information literacy tool to help teach students about the structure of scholarly journals and how the role they play in scholarly communication.
For faculty members, graduate students, and post-docs, BrowZine helps them stay current with research in their discipline while exposing them to areas of your collections they might not have seen otherwise, all thanks to our taxonomy that was custom-built for browsing.
Researching with LibKey
LibKey as a Research Tool
LibKey connects users with the highest level of access for materials, including connecting to the InterLibrary Loan system.
LibKey and Retractions
Article Retractions occur when a previously published academic paper is found to be fraudulent or flawed, and is removed from journals, known as a First Order Retraction.
This can lead to a chain reaction, impacting other published works who used it as a citation, known as a Secondary Order Retraction.
Combined, LibKey has helped alert users to over 550,000 First and Secondary Order Retractions.
