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Kopernio Locker Which Is Stored in the Cloud, (Like a Dropbox Folder) Kopernio Fast, one-click access to millions of research papers Bob Green Solution Specialist March 2019 Full Text Access 83% of college students begin their searches using search 83% engines outside the library website.1 Sci-Hub provides up to 600,000 downloads per day to users 600,000 around the globe.2 75% of Sci-Hub downloads at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands would have been available either through 75% library subscriptions, Open Access or free on publisher websites.3 1De Rosa, C., Cantrell, J. Carlson, M., et al. (2011). Perceptions of Libraries, 2010: Context and Community. Dublin, Ohio: OCLC. Link. 2Himmelstein, D. S., Romero, A. R., Levernier, J. G., et al. (2018). Sci-Hub provides access to nearly all scholarly literature. Elife, 7, 22. doi:10.7554/eLife.32822 3Kramer, B. (June 20, 2016). Sci-Hub: access or convenience? A Utrecht case study (part 2). Link. 2 28 Million SciHub Downloads between September 2015-February 2016 “some of the most intense use of Sci-Hub appears to be happening on the campuses of U.S. and European universities.” Bohannon, J. (2016). Who's downloading pirated papers? Everyone. Science, 352(6285), 508-512. doi:10.1126/science.352.6285.508 Link 3 Desired path 4 Desired path to Full Text Go to library website Click “access” Log in via proxy button Navigate to the article again…if Find the available. (If not, request via ILL). journal Encounter article paywall on open web #icanhazpdf 5 Desired path to Full Text Kopernio Goals Provide researchers with access to full text that integrates “Access to sources, not the into their existing workflows– make access part of discovery of sources, is the discovery, as opposed to a separate task. concern of information-seekers. People lack patience to wade Increase the reach and impact of library subscriptions by through content silos…They bringing them to the researchers, where they need them. expect seamless access to resources [and] will readily sacrifice content for Make library budgets go further by adding free alternatives convenience.” where no subscriptions are available. 6 “The powerful combination of Web of Science, Impactstory and Kopernio provides users with access to free full text via a single click.” 7 What is Kopernio? A browser plugin that finds the best available PDF of an academic article while you browse. Behind the scenes Kopernio will search (where possible) your university's subscriptions and open databases to find the best version of the paper for you. Which browsers does Kopernio support? Chrome, Firefox and Opera, though we are working on extending this to further browsers. Help us decide by upvoting your favourite browser: 1.Upvote Safari 2.Upvote Edge 3.Suggest another browser 8 How do I use Kopernio? Download the free Kopernio Plugin Select your affiliated institution – or ‘none’ One click access to journal articles Create account ‘View PDF’ button will appear Click the ‘View PDF’ button to access the full-text PDF and start reading! Integrates with your library holdings Why do I need to register? Registration only takes a few seconds and allows us to provide a much better experience including one-click access to journals from your Travels with the researcher institutional subscriptions. Once you've registered, PDFs you access via Kopernio are stored in the cloud in your personal “Locker” and are automatically sync'd between devices. 9 Where does Kopernio get the PDFs from? Kopernio is set-up to prioritise retrieving articles from your library subscriptions. Kopernio integrates with library proxies and library authentication systems to retrieve research articles via library subscriptions. Kopernio always tries to source the journal article from the publisher platform first • publishers subscription & OA content • your Kopernio search history • repositories (e.g. institutional repositories) • databases (e.g. JSTOR) • pre-print servers (e.g. Arxiv) • Google Scholar 10 What is the “best” PDF version? Where possible, Kopernio will retrieve the final published version of the journal article. For non open-access articles which are not available via your institutional subscription, Kopernio will try find an alternative version, such as pre-prints and author manuscripts deposited in institutional repositories. Where are PDFs stored? Kopernio user’s PDFs are saved in their Kopernio Locker which is stored in the cloud, (like a Dropbox folder). The Kopernio Locker allows users to quickly find previously used accessed articles, organize them with tags and synch across devices. Kopernio can export .RIS files, which are compatible with most reference managers (including EndNote). 11 Viewing full text in in your Kopernio Locker Email to others Link to your Locker Link to the Source Download locally Export to a Reference Management application Viewing tools Tags added to PDF Tags you can add 12 Your Kopernio Locker Search your locker contents Manage Tags Sort your Locker Cite this article in Send this article to Archive and view the selected style your Archive Add Tags to this article 13 Your Kopernio Locker Integrations Select how you want search to work Optionally link to your Dropbox Select a Reference Management application for export 14 To sum up Kopernio’s workflow Open Access Kopernio repositories “View PDF” delivers Button best DOI detection You click appears available “View PDF” version Publisher websites PDF search DOI found Linking to Web of Science Aggregators, The browser such as JSTOR icon opens a search box and shows if the article is in Web Your personal of Science Kopernio locker 15 What does Kopernio do with my library credentials? When you authenticate with your institution (for example via a library proxy) for the first time, your details are stored locally within the Kopernio plugin. This is very similar to how other password managers work. To ensure your security, all sensitive details are encrypted using industry standard encryption algorithms. All processing of credentials is done locally and your password is never transmitted to or stored on Kopernio servers. https://kopernio.com/data-principles Can I use Kopernio off campus? https://kopernio.com/library-setup What Kopernio knows Yes. If your library offers a proxy service, Who you are (your name & affiliation) Kopernio can connect to it, recognize your Where you are (your IP address) entitlements and retrieve PDFs for you when What you have already stored in your Kopernio locker you are off campus (i.e. outside of your institution's IP range). What Kopernio doesn’t know X Your login credentials (these are encrypted, and The library controls access to content: stored locally in your internet browser). Proxy access X Your current library holdings/subscriptions Shiboleth/SSO access Your access is checked in real time. 16 Some misconceptions about Kopernio Misconception Reality “Kopernio and Clarivate are acquiring The Kopernio plugin encrypts and stores your credentials within your user credentials.” browser in order to help you authenticate. The credentials never touch Kopernio's servers. Kopernio “can’t be shut off once • You can disable Kopernio by going into the settings/extensions menu in installed, with the user’s only option to your browser. uninstall it if you don’t want it • Kopernio only works on a “whitelist” of academic websites, where it can surveilling you.” transparently deliver value to the end user by adding a PDF shortcut link to the page. Kopernio is not interested in, or even aware of, any non- academic websites you browse (e.g. news, email, YouTube, etc.). “Kopernio sources articles from • Typically, fewer than 1% of the PDFs Kopernio delivers are sourced from controversial venues, including ResearchGate and Academia.edu. 80% of the PDFs Kopernio delivers ResearchGate and Academia.edu.” come from publishers directly. 4% come from preprint repositories, and 3% come from PubMed Central. • Just like Google Scholar, when Kopernio activates on Research Gate and Academia.edu, it mostly delivers the version of record from publisher websites to the user. For more information: https://kopernio.com/faq 17 How is Kopernio different from OA Button, Unpaywall, etc.? Download Kopernio and try for yourself! https://kopernio.com OA content currently Kopernio makes use of Automatically integrating makes up 25%-40% several OA data sources with institutional Access the remaining 60%- • institutional repositories subscriptions 75% of articles using journal • pre-print servers (arXiv, subscriptions often provided bioRarxiv) To seamlessly deliver OA and through universities and other • unpaywall Data subscribed content behind one research institutions • Pubmed Central button both on- and off-campus Get the best available Handy features unique The only tool to article version to Kopernio guarantee one-click Manuscripts and pre-prints are not • cloud storage for your access direct to the PDF guaranteed to contain changes papers • no abstract pages from reviewer comments or post- • logins • article sharing features publication corrections that the • redirects or other hurdles publisher's version of record does • integrations with over 20,000 online platforms. 18 Useful Links • Download Kopernio: https://kopernio.com/ • Kopernio LibGuide (Clarivate): http://clarivate.libguides.com/webofscienceplatform/kopernio • Kopernio LibGuide (Caltech): https://libguides.caltech.edu/kopernio • Information for Libraries: https://kopernio.com/for-libraries 19 Thank you https://kopernio.com/ Web of Science Group retains all intellectual property rights in, and asserts rights of confidentiality over, all parts of its response submitted within this presentation. 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