The ability for users to review References by article is coming to EBSCO! Powered by the new EBSCO Scholarly Graph and data partners.
Users will be able to explore people pages, which showcase key metrics, co-authors and works for researchers, powered by the new EBSCO Scholarly Graph.
The ability for users to explore citation counts and citing article relationships is coming to EBSCO! Powered by the new EBSCO Scholarly Graph and data partners.
This integration displays book cover images from Nichigai on the results and detailed record pages in the new EBSCO Discovery Service and Publication Finder user interfaces when a cover image is not already available.
We are improving the font and image treatment in the Topic Browse experience, as well as making changes to the featured content carousels and featured topics on the landing pages.
We will be changing the “New search” link in the left-hand navigation pane on Explora interfaces to an “Advanced search” link, and adding a dedicated “Home” button that brings users to the Topic Browse landing page.
We will make design changes to the Smart Panels that display on the result list in Explora products, including the addition of quick links to Points, Counterpoints, and Guides to Critical Analysis to the Smart Panels in Points of View Ultimate.
Enhance the student research experience with EBSCO’s upgraded recommendation engine, which now leverages semantic similarity and an academic citation network powered by the new EBSCO Scholarly Graph. Version 1, launched late 2023, has been adopted by over 200 libraries. With the upcoming release of version 2, we anticipate even greater impact on our users, researchers, and libraries, and researchers.
For customers using both EBSCO Discovery Service and StackMap, this integration will allow a “Map It” button to appear on the Real Time Availability Check (RTAC) table next to a physical item held in the library’s collection. When clicked, the button opens a new tab that displays the StackMap finding aid so the user can easily locate the item within the library.
This integration displays book cover images from ORB on the results and detailed record pages in the new EBSCO Discovery Service and Publication Finder user interfaces when a cover image is not already available.