1. Search for Article Citation

2. Log in to Electronic Resources
Go to

3. Tools for Citation Search
Scopus
Google Scholar

4. What is SCOPUS?
A comprehensive abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature and quality web sources.
Over 19,000 titles from 5,000 publishers worldwide (90% peer-reviewed journals).
46 million records
Broadest coverage
Life Sciences (>4,300 titles)
Physical Sciences (>7,200 titles)
Health Sciences (>6,800 titles)
Social Sciences and Humanities (>5,300 titles)
Sources:
Europe (52%)
North America (32%)
Asia, Australia & Pacific (11%)
South America (3%)
Middle East & Africa (2%)
As a Citation Analysis Tool to evaluate:
Authors, Institutions and Journals.

5. Access via Library website: http://www. lib. ied. edu

6. Scopus Search Interface

7. Search Basics
use double quotes to search as phrase
search for “Keywords” instead of “Article Title, Abstracts, Keywords” for better precision

8. Search Results
Add additional search terms, filter by year, subjects, etc.

9. We can also enter Additional Search Terms, use “Limit to” Options (by year / document type / subject areas) in the Search Form
"environmental education"
"primary school" OR "primary schools"

10. Check EdLINK for Full Text Availability
At the Results Screens: you can also change the Sorting Order (Default Order is by Date)
Various Output Options like Export, Print, or Create a Bibliography
Check EdLINK for Full Text Availability

11. Ordered by Most Cited

12. A SCOPUS Detailed Record
Like SSCI, Citing Articles are Offered
s / RSS Alerts can also be Set Up
A SCOPUS Detailed Record

13. Citing References

14. Like SSCI, Related Articles are Offered; In addition, you can choose which shared references to use

15. Related Documents based on All Cited References

16. Or we can Choose Only to Check Related Documents Based on Selected References

17. A Different Set of Related Documents based on Selected References Only

18. Export to RefWorks

19. Output Records

20. Personalization Features and Alerts
Must register own ID and log in to take advantage of personalization features

21. Personalization Features and Alerts
With your personal SCOPUS Login, you can:
Save your search history.
Create your saved lists.
Set up keyword search alerts or citation alerts.

22. Register / Login

23. After logging in, you can save your searches and set up alerts
To view or change your searches / alerts, click Alerts / Settings
After logging in, you can save your searches and set up alerts

24. Saved Searches

25. Set up Library Links through Preferences
Basic search box
Advanced search
Set up Library Links through Preferences

26. Can search for libraries
Remember to save
Can search for libraries
But if on Oxford network it should already be there

27. If we scroll further down the preferences page…
we can set up preferences to show links to import citations into different referencing software

28. Set up Library Links through Preferences
Basic search box
Advanced search
Set up Library Links through Preferences

29. Shows where the item is a book rather than an article
Has citation information, related articles and a link through to different versions
Shows where the item is a book rather than an article
Links through to location in Oxford

30. If we scroll down the page….
Includes citations

31. Search tips to use Advanced search
Ability to narrow search for specific publications, dates or authors
Narrow down by subject

32. Live – go to Scholar help