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Making the most of Oxford Journals Online Collection. Part 3 Browsing Specific Subject Areas

Making the most of Oxford Journals Online Collection. Part 3 Browsing Specific Subject Areas. This is one of a set of five demonstrations to help you make the most of some of the features and functionality of the service to find and track your research.

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Making the most of Oxford Journals Online Collection. Part 3 Browsing Specific Subject Areas

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  1. Making the most of Oxford Journals Online Collection. Part 3 Browsing Specific Subject Areas

  2. This is one of a set of five demonstrations to help you make the most of some of the features and functionality of the service to find and track your research. Part 3: Browsing Specific Subject Areas Monitoring specific subject areas

  3. Our collection includes over 170 titles online We have a wide subject coverage including Life Sciences Mathematics and Physical Sciences Medicine Social Sciences Humanities Law Oxford Journals Online Collection

  4. In addition to search functionality, we provide a variety of tools that will help you to monitor your chosen topics including: “This article has been cited by..” CiteTrack – alerts tailored to your chosen criteria Other toll-free inter-journal links Monitoring specific topics

  5. “This article has been cited by...” Once you have found an article you are interested in, you can continue to follow a research thread by referring to articles in the HighWire database that have since cited that article.

  6. “This article has been cited by...”

  7. “This article has been cited by...” You can also search for citing articles in the ISI Web of Science or PubMed for selected titles.

  8. “This article has been cited by...”

  9. “This article has been cited by...” If you want to find out about new articles citing your topic, you can save a CiteTrack alert from an article that is of interest to you, and receive an email alert when someone else cites that article.

  10. You can also set-up a CiteTrack alert from the home page of your selected journal title

  11. Once registered, you can tailor your alerts to your chosen criteria.You will be notified via e-mail of any new citations that are published relating to an article you select or to criteria that you set-up...

  12. Monitoring specific topics You can opt to receive notification of any corrections and citations for your chosen criteria and select a name for your alert.

  13. Monitoring specific topics You can set your alert to relate to a particular Oxford Journals article...

  14. Monitoring specific topics Or selected authors and / or keywords.

  15. Monitoring specific topics And set the criteria for a selection of Oxford Journals, content hosted at HighWire, or related linked resources

  16. CiteTrack results are delivered to your mailbox in HTML or plain text format as soon as a new article in your area is available.

  17. You can also follow our toll free links backin time : references link to articles from other journals hosted by HighWire Press - which you can view at no extra cost references are linked to ISI, PubMed abstracts and to other journals via Crossref Monitoring specific topics

  18. Toll-free Inter-journal linking References are available from our full-text HTML articles

  19. Toll-free Inter-journal linking References are also available from other HighWire articles, available to view at no extra cost

  20. Toll-free Inter-journal linking References link to other databases including CrossRef, ISI and Medline

  21. This is one of a set of demonstrations for readers including: Registering for My Account Searching Oxford Journals and expanding your search Monitoring specific subject areas Content alerting Other features – keeping you current To view these and other support and promotional materials for Oxford Journals see www.oxfordjournals.org/librarians Making the most of Oxford Journals

  22. For further information, please contact our Customer Services teams at: Japan Email: oupj-cs@po.iijnet.or.jp Tel: +81 (03) 3813-1461 Fax: +81 (03) 3818-1522 The Americas Email: jnls.cust.serv@oxfordjournals.orgTel: 919-677-0977, extn. 66861-800-852-7323 (toll-free in USA/Canada)Fax: 919-677-1714

  23. For further information, please contact our Customer Services teams at: UK and All Other Regions Email: jnlorders@oxfordjournals.orgTel: +44 (0)1865 353907Fax: +44 (0)1865 353485

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