We were pleased to welcome so many librarians, publishers, and others from across our community to our webinar last month. Thanks to Lisa Janike Hinchliffe, Heather Staines, Dianne Benham and Hylke Koers for such an interesting and informative session.
We were delighted that over 100 people representing libraries, publishers and discovery resources signed up for our webinar in March. We included an introduction to GetFTR and news about the latest products
Tracy Gardner joins GetFTR as of Head of Marketing to amplify its value proposition with the academic community. GetFTR, a cross-industry initiative designed to streamline the researchers online journey from discovery to access, is pleased to welcome Tracy to the team.
Back in March 2020, we launched GetFTR so that discovery tools (such as Mendeley and Dimensions), could alert researchers to content that their institution had made available to them, via subscriptions or open access.
Just a few months after its launch we are pleased to share an update on the GetFTR Browser Extension, including the significant increase in entitlement check (which means more GetFTR buttons being displayed
GetFTR will be hosting a free webinar on March 25th at 10am EDT, 2pm GMT, 3PM CET. The event is aimed at librarians but is open to anyone interested in learning more about how GetFTR supports the research community.
Thieme, a leading provider of information and services in the medical and healthcare sector, has recently joined GetFTR, further expanding GetFTR’s network of publishers. Additionally, existing publishing partner IOPP has enhanced its offerings
At the end of 2023, we launched a survey to get your feedback on a new concept for GetFTR; signaling of retractions and errata. We asked you if it’s important to inform researchers of retractions and updates at the point of discovery
Our meeting diary is looking busy for the first few months of 2024, we hope to see many of our friends and colleagues at the following events. Dianne, Heather and Hyke would be delighted to meet with publishers, librarians, researchers
GetFTR has developed a service which will signpost researchers to Open Access and free content while searching in a discovery service which has integrated with GetFTR, or when using the GetFTR Browser Extension.
