Add one-click access to full text articles and journal issue linking to the article records of all leading discovery services. LibKey Discovery eliminates the confusing maze of clicks to deliver the experience users expect, save researchers valuable time, and reduce help desk requests.
Use LibKey Link wherever you are using a link resolver to deliver one-click access to articles. LibKey Link extends all the benefits of one-click access to any of your library resources.
Users often start their research at sites outside the library, such as PubMed, Wikipedia and publisher pages. LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that detects available scholarly content, notifies the user of availability, and connects them to the content in one-click. LibKey Nomad may be downloaded by users or be deployed centrally across computers at your organization.
libkey.io presents a single search box to find an article by DOI or PMID, delivering one-click full text access via library subscribed or Open Access content. Researchers want to find articles easily, libkey.io delivers
Visualize your ejournal collection and present them in a format so they can be easily browsed and read. BrowZine drives journal engagement and keeps your researchers current in the literature.
Scihub became popular not only because it provides access to paywalled articles, but because it’s EASY. Just one click! So much so that people who have institutional access still use Scihub. LibKey *finally* solved the one-click issue via library access.
Dan Quintana
Installed @third_iron‘s LibKey Nomad this morning so I can teach it to my students. It’s so great!
Keegan Sinski
I got this feedback today “OMG Michelle, Nomad is just the best thing ever! It is saving me hours of faffing about, thank you so much!” @CCCU_PH
Kate and Michelle
Elizabeth Beese
@UCSCLibrary: thanks for adding a download PDF option & LibKey redirect to journal articles, which I see as a tremendous gift of TIME
Juan Manuel Pedroza
Learn more about LibKey Nomad – the browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and more that harnesses the power of LibKey’s one-click linking technology and brings it directly to where your researcher’s are – in the open web!
The University of Manchester Library is one of the great libraries of the world. It sits at the heart of England’s first and most eminent civic university, welcoming millions of students, researchers and visits every year to its 11 sites, which include The John Rylands Library, home to one of the most remarkable…
Tony Espe and Rebecca Wisniewski discuss using ILL requests to evaluate and troubleshoot discovery service interface problems.
“That brings us back to our research question, exactly how many of our patrons were submitting ILL request for online items that they could have access themselves through the university library.”