Elsevier for Librarians
Tools and resources to enhance your skills, provide library services and advocate within your institution
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As a librarian, you facilitate the research discovery and workflow of your scholars, researchers and practitioners. And you play a critical role in managing research information. At Elsevier, we partner with you in providing trusted content and analytical solutions to empower knowledge.
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Learning and tools highlights
Making metrics come alive
This case study highlights how a university transformed scholarly data from Scopus and other databases into dynamic, interactive visualizations highlighting individual researcher activity.
Free RDM training for librarians
The Research Data Management Librarian Academy is a free online program created by a team of expert librarians. The curriculum features 8 self-paced learning units. The RDMLA is sponsored by Elsevier.
Guide to teaching Mendeley
Ten librarians share their top tips for helping researchers simplify their workflow by storing, managing, citing and sharing research using Mendeley reference management solutions.
Library Connect articles and webinars
Does your profile say how amazing you are?
This article shares best practices for creating your online profile to present a full picture of your skills, knowledge, professional activities and identity.
Setting researchers up for success
Librarians explore their roles in enabling the effective collaboration of research teams and ensuring researchers have the skills to manage their data.
How to build and promote your RDM skills
A research librarian highlights ways that librarians can hone and share their research data management skills and compelling reasons why they should.
Your repository to the rescue
Get tips from the library team at Boise State University for using your IR to continue promoting research and scholarship when online access is more important than ever.
