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1. Introduction to Scopus Presented by Susannah Megow from the Elsevier TrainingDesk

3. Why Scopus?

4. Content Coverage

5. Product Demonstration

6. Basic Search

7. Output, QuickBib

8. Author Identifier

9. Affiliation Search

10. Journal Analyzer

12. In Development-2002

13. Launched-2004

15. Who can use Scopus? Scopus is targeted at anyone looking for scientific information Students Editors Researchers

17. 520 Conference Proceedings

18. 650 Trade Publications

19. 315 book seriesIntuitive search and browse functionality 15% Elsevier sources 85% other publishers Fastest route to full text

21. Physics

22. Engineering

24. Dentistry

26. Economics

27. Buisness

29. Pharmocol.

30. Biology

32. Breadth of coverage Across geographical regions (status: March 2009) 7720 5440 1460 250 400 230 860 Equals more LOCAL content

33. Literature Searching and Managing Tools Refining Results Browsing and Searching Cited References Output options for Citations QuikBib Links to Full-Text Author Searching RSS & HTML Feeds My List Personalization Options Research Evaluation Tools Citation Analysis Report Patent Cites and Web Cites H Index calculation Functionality

34. Interactive Training

35. More Training and Support

36. Need help while using Scopus? Use our Live Chat feature, available 5 days a week, 24 hours a day!

37. www.info.scopus.com

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39. http://www.trainingdesk.elsevier.com Thank you for joining us today! Find more FREE training online: Contact us: TrainingDesk@elsevier.com How do you get Scopus? Visit us to find out: http://www.info.scopus.com/get/access/