Tag: tips

• Share recommended readings using Mendeley’s Public Collections

  School is back, so we thought it would be a good time to demonstrate how Mendeley can help professors, teachers, and alike to set up a “Recommended reading” list for their incoming students: 1) Create a new collection in Mendeley (left-side pane) Don’t worry about the name you give the collection. If you want to rename…

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  September 15, 2009

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• Mendeley Web now supports COinS

  As one of the many requested features from our feedback page, Mendeley Web now supports COinS (ContextObjects in Spans). COinS is an open and easy to use specification for publishing OpenURL bibliographic metadata in HTML. On web pages, embedded COinS can be read and processed by applications. Also Mendeley’s Web Importer can now identify COinS…

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  August 5, 2009

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• CiteULike and Mendeley collaborate – it’s live!

  Roughly three and a half months after our announcement that we would plan to collaborate with CiteULike it’s even better news to announce that the first step is live – Mendeley users can now access their CiteULike data from within Mendeley. As we said in our previous blog post, Your CiteULike account will show up…

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  June 2, 2009

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• Importers for Ebsco and ISI Web of Knowledge

  After releasing support for PLoS – Public Library of Science last week we now updated our web importer again to support single article and search result pages for EBSCO Host and ISI Web of Knowledge. Just visit our importer page to add the bookmarklet to your browser.

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  May 1, 2009

  1–2 minutes