Browse E-journal Subject
Headings with Serials Solutions
By Rosario Garza
Serials Solutions now offers Subject Browsing for e-journals as an enhancement for all of its services. Libraries can implement Subject Browsing at no additional cost with a subscription to Serials Solutions' A- to-Z Title List, Full MARC Records or Article Linker services.
Subject Browsing allows your patrons to quickly find e-journals available at your library by browsing nearly 700 subject headings from Ulrich's Periodicals Directory. Patrons can link directly to a list of titles in a given subject area. Results include links to the full-text journal, as well as holding dates.
This is the latest enhancement to Serials Solutions A-to-Z Title List service. The Serials Solutions A-to-Z Title List service now includes a list of all the electronic serials available at your institution, Journal Linker, Title Searching, ulrichsweb.com/bidirectional linking and now Subject Browsing. More information about Subject Browsing and the other features included with an A-to-Z Title List subscription can be found at www.serialssolutions.com/atoz.asp.
The A-to-Z Title List service is included with a subscription to Serials Solutions Full MARC Records or Article Linker services. To learn more about these services, go to www.serialssolutions.com/products.asp. If you aren't already a subscriber to a Serials Solutions service, you can receive customized pricing for your institution by submitting the no-obligation Request for Quote form, at www.serialssolutions.com/RFQ.asp.
If you are a current subscriber to Serials Solutions and have questions regarding your existing Serials Solutions service, just contact clients@serialssolutions.com. If you are not a Serials Solutions subscriber and want to find out more information about any service, please contact Dave Landis at Serials Solutions — (866) 737-4257 ext. 29 or dave@serialssolutions.com.
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