Sciencedirect & Ebook

ScienceDirect & ebook Empowering researchers at every step

Training ScienceDirect for Universitas Indonesia November 2016 What does Elsevier do? • 70,000 editorial board • 900,000 + article members submissions per year • 30 new journals • Organize editorial boards launched per year • Launch new specialist Solicit and journals manage submissions

• 14 million articles available digitally Platform and • Article recommender hosting • 440,000 reviewers algorithmically guides content Manage • 600,000 authors discovery ScienceDirect peer review • Platform is continually undergoing usability enhancement

Providing access to: Publish and • 7,000 editors (1,000 new per • 180+ countries disseminate Edit and • 4,500+ institutions year) • 7 million+ author/ publisher • 16 million monthly users prepare communications per year • Nearly 1 billion downloads/year • 27 downloads per second Production

• >300,000 new articles produced per year • 190 years of back issues scanned, processed and data-tagged • Articles are content enriched and tagged for discoverability | 3

Elsevier is a world-leading Science, Health & Technology Information Provider

CONTENT PROVISION ‘E’ CONTENT PROVISION RESEARCH MGMT SEARCH & DISCOVERY /PROMOTION TOOLS

Niels Louis Alexander Albert George F. John C. Roger D. Craig C Mello Bohr Physics Pasteur Fleming Einstein Smoot Mather Kornberg Medicine (Chemistry) Medicine Physics Physics Physics Chemistry

3 34% of the full text documents accessed globally, via Scopus are published by Elsevier

Top 10 Countries of publishing read 38,801,47 United States 5 33,401,26 United Kingdom 7 26,900,53 Netherlands 8 Germany 6,047,056 Switzerland 2,543,533 China 1,815,991 34% Japan 1,221,573 Canada 830,800 France 702,158 45% Top 10 Journals of interestIndia 669,639 PLoS ONE 688,182 Journal of the American 655,859 Chemical Society Advanced Materials 602,613 Research Food Chemistry 498,074 10% Journal of Power Sources 497,785 Nature 471,320 11% Science 456,818 Angewandte Chemie - 405,901 International Edition Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the 404,380 United States of America Applied Physics Letters 397,999

118,904,411 Outward links Source: Elsevier Web Analytics Department, Scopus Usage Data 2011–2015 Publishing starts with attracting submissions* ScienceDirect – Extensive Multi-disciplinary Full-Text Database

ScienceDirect is the largest online journal platform in the world with more than 2,500 journals in 24 subject areas owned and published by Elsevier and more than 33,000 eBooks.

• Publishes over 25% of the world’s full-text scientific journals with several high- profile journal titles such as Cell, The Lancet and Tetrahedron • Over 13,859,000 articles are available online • It is also the most referenced journal platform in the world with an average of 25% citations coming from journals on ScienceDirect • Over 250,000 articles on ScienceDirect are open access ScienceDirect* journals that rank No.1 in their subject category (2015) 8

No.1 in 71 categories out of 235 * 2014: No.1 in 62 categories out of 232

* Includes one book series Advances in Organometallic Chemistry Source: Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports 2015

*Figures for all Elsevier Journals The Freedom Collection is a Diverse, Growing Array of the World’s Highest Quality Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal Content

Highest Quality • 51 Titles from the Freedom Collection at Number 1 in their JCR Category • 287 titles in the top 5 • 584 titles in the top 10 • 1076 titles in the top 20

Multidisciplinary • 19% of the World’s Highest Quality Publications Are in The FC • The Freedom Collection offers the highest quality across disciplines • 8% of the World’s Highest Quality Life Sciences Content • 14% of the World’s Highest Quality Physical Sciences Content • 8% of the World’s Highest Quality Health Sciences Content • 30% of the World’s Highest Quality Social Sciences Content

Rich, Dynamic and Growing • 1847 Active Subscription Journal Titles (45 new titles in 2016) • 350,000 articles added in 2016 • 7.1 Million Articles in Freedom Collection from 1995-2015 • 4 Million Backfiles in Freedom Collection Saleable Product List Freedom Collection Journal Titles Rank Highly Across All Categories

No.1 in 58 categories (out of 235) 287* titles in the top 5 584* titles in the top 10 1076* titles in the top 20 Out of 1847 titles

Source: Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports 2015 Dynamic, Growing High Quality Journal Content Across Disciplines Content Growth and Content Quality of FC by subject area 2.00

Business, Management and Accounting

1.75 Social Sciences Decision Sciences Pharma Environmental Science Energy Computer Science 1.50 Economics, Econometrics and Finance Engineering Veterinary Agricultural and Biological Sciences Arts and Humanities Immunology and Microbiology Chemical Engineering Dentistry 1.25 Neuroscience Chemistry Psychology Nursing Mathematics Earth and Planetary Sciences Health Professions Materials Science Medicine 1.00 Physics and Astronomy

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology FWCI 2014 FWCI 0.75

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0.00 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 5 year CAGR FC historic growth per subject area: FC study 2016 (Steffi Oeben) FWCI is for current FC2016 collection: STMJ Quality tiers analysis Andrew Plume 18 Dec 2015 cut The World’s Highest Quality Publications in One Collection

The Freedom Collection contains 19% of the Word’s High Quality Content 19%

19% 23% 2% High tier Mid tier Low tier

FC 2016 share of global articles by quality tier FWCI (2014)

FC 2016 Rest of subscription market

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Data source: STMJ Quality tiers analysis Andrew Plume 18Dec2015 cut FC Offers the Highest Quality Journal Content Across Disciplines

Global market FC 2016

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59% 49% 67% 62% 82% 90% 83% 64%

41% 32% 24% 29% 10% 2% 3% 5% Life Sciences Physical Health Social Life Sciences Physical Health Social Sciences Sciences Sciences Sciences Sciences Sciences Distribution of articles by quality tier per discipline FWCI (2014)

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Data source: STMJ Quality tiers analysis Andrew Plume, 18 Dec 2015 Ebook on ScienceDirect Just like the evolution of man, there has been an evolution of books over time ScienceDirect for Books Since 2007, Elsevier has been adding books to the ScienceDirect platform so that researchers and students can access the highly regarded book content in an electronic environment.

Cumulative number of books published on ScienceDirect 35,000

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0 Before 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2006 ScienceDirect Books – Content Overview >5,000 Book >27,000 Series & eBooks Handbook Volumes

>100 >150 Major Reference Textbooks More Than Works 33,000 Books On ScienceDirect >27,000 eBooks ScienceDirect Books – eBooks

• What is an eBook? – Monograph – Text Reference – Professional Reference – “Closed or Irregularly Published Series” >100 ScienceDirect Books – Textbooks Textbooks

• In addition to our eBooks/monographs, Elsevier also publishes high level textbooks. • These titles are used in the classroom as well as in research, however these textbooks are not intended for the introductory level in universities. The content is geared towards upper level students and graduate level. • By purchasing at the institutional level, faculty and librarians can offer financial relief to their students • Textbooks offered in 6 disciplines: Computer Science, Neuroscience, Life Sciences, Chemistry, Engineering and Mathematics >5,000 Book Series & Handbook ScienceDirect Books – Book Series & Handbooks Volumes

• Publish similarly to journals • Compliment to primary research: Authoritative reviews & essays as well as current field research • Lengthy examination of topics, with methodology • Articles that are useful on their own, from library to lab • Includes “Advances in…”, “Methods in…” • Top cited Book Series: Methods in Enzymology >150 Major Reference ScienceDirect Books – MRWs Works

• Ideal starting point: Relied upon by researchers to gain essential cross-disciplinary background/foundation knowledge • Includes: • Encyclopedias • Treatises • “Comprehensive….” • Top Cited Major Reference Work on ScienceDirect is International Encyclopedia of Social and Behavioral Sciences | 23 Exploring Literature Needs

I need to stay I need the tools and content I need to collaborate I must support and abreast of current to master important with other researchers meet the needs of research in order to research skills that are around the world my customers – be able to provide valued in the real world. faculty, students accurate information and researchers to my students

I need detailed I need to make information that I can sure cost savings use to prepare my and efficiencies lecture notes with Professors Students Researchers Librarians are in place for the more reliable data institution

Time (in hours): Approximately how much time last week did you spend on the following activities? 12.0 10.0 1.8 1.1 8.0 0.3 0.7 6.0 2.5 11.4 0.7 4.0 2.1 2.0 2.2 0.0 Annotating Keeping up-to- Searching online Developing Reviewing Obtaining in- Managing Reading research articles date with your scientific hypotheses for manuscripts depth knowledge research articles research and keeping a field literature investigation (peer review) on a subject record of these 1. Reading research 2. Keeping up-to-date with your field The researchers’ challenge 3. Searching online scientific literature is in these use cases 4. Obtaining in-depth knowledge on a subject

Source: Researcher Behaviour, June 2014, Customer Insights | 24

There are a number of roles that ScienceDirect must fill

Researchers have told us that to feel confident they have the necessary knowledge, they need a tool that will…

Help me discover Keep me informed of the the relevant latest developments and information news

Give me access to Make the process the detail quick and easy

Source: ScienceDirect positioning & messaging research (June 2014) | 25

Let’s Start with sciencedirect.com | 26

4 Objective for Today Training

Registration/Sign in

Mendeley Using your Integration result

Searching | 27

ScienceDirect

1.Registration and Sign-in ScienceDirect 2.Searching 3.Searching Tips 4.Using your result 5.Integration to Mendeley | 29

WWW.SCIENCEDIRECT.COM | 30

User Registration | 31

Why Registration

1. Utilize Alert system . Journal alert . Search alert . Topic alert

2. Create list of Favorite Journal & books 3. Personalization e.g. Search history | 32 | 33

Registration | 34

WWW.SCIENCEDIRECT.COM

Display your name when login... | 35 | 36

What is the biggest Challenge of searching?

KEYWORD | 37

Searching

Quick Search Searching by Searching by Searching by Volume, Issue by Keyword Author name Journal Title or page | 38

Searching Tips | 39

Searching Tips

Not case-sensitive (lowercase or uppercase are same) Singular or plural will search both US English and UK English will search both (Color & Colour, centre and center, etc.) Searching with Phrase (more than 1 word)  Quote “xxxxx”Fuzzy Search (singular, plural, UK/US, ignore symbol)  Curly bracket {xxxx}Exact match (100% same)  Example “Heart Attack” and {Heart Attack} | 40

Searching Tips

Wildcard * e.g. Toxi*Toxid, Toxin,Toxicity etc. ? e.g. Toxi?Toxid and Toxin, not toxicity Logical operator  OR  AND  AND NOT | 41

Searching | 42

Advance Search | 43

Advance Search

Opertor Boolean For Combination search | 44

Advance Search

Where you want to do search with the keyword | 45

Advance Search

Choose limitation of the subject area such as engineering only or agriculture etc.

Refine your search for journal Hold control key to select only or books of both; open multiple entries access etc.

Filter by year | 46

Advance Search

You can select other tab for search focus on Journal only or Book only | 47

Advance Search

Book tab

Additional filter to limit your search by thick the check box (multiple entries)

Search by volume, issue and page | 52

Advance Search

Expert Search | 53

Expert Search

Free search method box Example: “heart attack” AND stress AND “high pressure” Assignment 1

Perform a search in ScienceDirect for something that interests you. By using advance search

Make it search result <50 articles | 55

USING YOUR RESULT | 56

Using your search Result

See the abstract. Click !

Number of search result | 57

Using your search Result

Sorting based on Relevance & Date Access type - Green (Entitle to full text) - Orange (Open Access) - Grey (not subscribed)

Abstact | 58

Display Article Content

See article by click the title | 59

Display Article Content

Article outline