Thanks to a suggestion from Corinne Jacox of Creighton University, users can now receive email alerts when an author has been cited by a case that has been added to HeinOnline. Keep reading for more information on how to set up case citation alerts.
ScholarCheck analyzes citation data to provide the most-cited journals, articles, and authors and aides researchers in quickly locating related material. Watch the brief video below to get an overview of HeinOnline’s ScholarCheck, or read below for more information.
With HeinOnline’s author profile pages, users have long been able to set up email alerts for particular authors. Have you set up author alerts in the past, and found it hard to keep track? Keep reading or watch our brief video to learn about HeinOnline’s newest author alerts feature.
September 2020 the nation lost one of its biggest social justice warriors, Ruth Bader Ginsburg. After serving on the Supreme Court of the United States for nearly three decades, Ginsburg passed away from complications of cancer. Join us as we explore the life of the Notorious RGB.
We’re here to brighten up your life with another huge ORCID announcement—Phase II of ORCID is now officially complete! Check out this blog post to find out about the new feature now available to HeinOnline authors.
Screenshot of Author Profile Admin Tool in HeinOnline
Twitter has been abuzz ever since the American Association of Law Libraries weekday KnowItAALL newsletter released our webpage dedicated to showcasing ScholarRank’s Top 250 Authors in HeinOnline. Today, we’re going to dive into this topic and give you the 411 on HeinOnline’s ScholarRank.
Over the years, we’ve refined author profiles pages based on customer and employee suggestions. One question that has been on the mind of HeinOnline authors: When will I be able to edit my own author profile? Well, friends, the answer is now. Keep reading for a guide to using these two new features.
To make your author experience easier, HeinOnline has integrated with ORCID, a registry of unique identifiers (called ORCID iDs) for researchers and scholars. Registering for an ORCID iD is free, and will ensure that you receive accurate attribution for your contributions to the legal field.
With the beginning of a new year, HeinOnline is here to help better the new you! We’re going to highlight all the ways to stay organized with your research in the new year.
