What's in this Guide?
What are Alerts?
Alerts are personal notifications you save online for particular journal titles or database searches. An alert will regularly run a search for new content - saving you time and delivering content in one location.
After setting up an alert, you will be notified of the new articles matching your search queries via E-mail or RSS.
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Email Alerts automatically receive updates via email. |
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RSS Feeds maintain alerts in a central location. |
Guide Contents
- Database Search Alerts: save search queries in databases that can be re-run automatically
- Journal TOC Alerts: receive tables of contents from journals when new issues are published.
- Citation Alerts: receive citation data about articles published in various indexes.
- RSS: get regularly updated content (e.g. news headlines, blog entries, citations, table of contents) delivered in one place
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