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Forward to a friend Email alerts Safelist us Revamped SJO makes it easy for you and your patrons to find content.   As account administrators, you have been informed of SAGE's migration last year to the next generation of the SAGE Journals Online (SJO) platform, supported by HighWire Press’s "2.0" technology (H20). CHOICE, in their December 2010 issue, reviewed the revamped SJO and included it among the 2010 Outstanding Academic Titles list. "The advanced search option features a host of new functions... Seasoned researchers will find this highly refined and granular search a welcome addition.... The retooling of SAGE's electronic platform clearly indicates that [SAGE] wants to serve as a leader in an increasingly competitive market. Summing Up: Recommended." — J. Millhorn, Northern Illinois University, CHOICE   With the new platform, social bookmarking tools—such as delicious and Twitter—assist in sharing journal content. Multiple ways of navigating the site have been incorporated. Experience the next generation of SJO today, including the new discipline search and browse capabilities across more than 50 disciplines. You may also view additional information, including feature descriptions and screenshots, an updated User Guide, and an informational video. If you need help promoting content searches on SJO, contact librarymktg@sagepub.com. For a quick and easy manual, view the SJO user guide. Sincerely, SAGE Library Team www.sagepub.com/librarians   BOOKS  | TEXTBOOKS  |  REFERENCE BOOKS  |  JOURNALS  |  ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS  |  PUBLISH WITH SAGE  |  EMAIL ALERTS HOME  |  UNSUBSCRIBE  |  ABOUT US |  PRIVACY POLICY  |  CONTACT US   |   2455 TELLER RD THOUSAND OAKS CA 91320 1110019LA

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	Dear Anne Hinseth, AAAS is pleased to announce the launch of our new mobile websites and the release of the free Science Mobile App. Mobile-Friendly Websites The online editions of Science and Science Translational Medicine are now optimized for mobile devices. Coming soon for Science Signaling! The mobile sites provide readers with the most-used features of the full website, and are compatible with all popular mobile devices. Mobile devices will automatically redirect to the mobile-friendly version of each site—which you can also view on any Internet browser by going to m.ScienceMag.org and m.STM.ScienceMag.org. Science Mobile App For iPhone, iPod Touch, and Android Phones Coming soon for the iPad! To download the free app, simply scan the barcodes on the right with your mobile device. To share the news with your patrons, please download our flyer here. Science Mobile App Content The app provides access to the Weekly Tables of Contents and article abstracts for Science, Science Signaling, and Science Translational Medicine. The app's offline feature saves the latest data you accessed on your mobile device and allows for offline reading, saving valuable bandwidth. Mobile App users receive some free full-text articles, such as "This Week in Science," weekly Editorials, and articles found in ScienceNOW, our daily news service. Full-Text Access for Site License Subscribers Mobile Websites: Mobile devices operating on a cellular network will not be paired with a Site License. However, mobile devices connected to a wireless network affiliated with a Site License will have seamless full-text access to licensed content. Mobile App: At this time, the Science Mobile App does not offer access to full-text licensed content. Patrons who wish to read full-text articles must send themselves an e-mail with the DOI link of the full-text article from within the app. As technology expands we will be developing solutions to pair mobile devices with your Institute's Site License. Our Mobile Strategy fits well with AAAS' long standing history of leading scientific progress and our mission to advance science around the world. Thank you, Tom Ryan, Director scienceonline@aaas.org PS. I hope you and your patrons will take advantage of our mobile-optimized content today to start reading Science from anywhere.

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THIS MONTH   Who Needs Poetry?   Between Twitter tweets and Facebook pokes, poetry may have dropped off the radar of today's students and general readers. National Poetry Month is an opportunity to encourage patrons to look beyond texting and discover a different kind of self-expression. Read more in the Re:sources blog     PUBLISHER PROFILE   Sage Publishing   SAGE Publications is an independent international publisher of journals, books, and electronic media, serving scholarly, educational and professional markets. SAGE publishes reference books, textbooks and electronic products – and is the world's fifth-largest journals publisher.   As a GVRL premier partner, SAGE has contributed more than 135 encyclopedias, handbooks and other reference sources, including these recently published titles:   Encyclopedia of Women in Today's World focuses on women's status from 2000 onward. Signed entries outline women's roles in arts and media, business, health, politics, technology, religion and more. Coverage includes women in different cultures and countries. Encyclopedia of Sports Medicine presents state-of-the-art research and evidence-based applications covering all aspects of sports medicine with perspectives from the medical, behavioral and social sciences, and physical education. Encyclopedia of Power is a one-stop source of information related to the diverse and complex ways in which power has been used; it also provides a reference for debates central to the issues of power in different contexts. Encyclopedia of Educational Reform and Dissent covers theoretical and ideological perspectives, key programs, verdicts that affected education, the impact of technology and more. This reference serves faculty, administrators, and students preparing to enter the educational profession.     STAY CONNECTED   Join Gale's online community – connect with us online today   Visit our blog for real-time news, updates and tips to boost usage from the Re:sources blog, Twitter, Facebook and more.     Subscribe to the Re:sources blog   We're happy to deliver information about Gale Virtual Reference Library every month in this newsletter. If you're looking for more immediate information or want updates whenever they occur, add Re:sources or other Gale blogs to your RSS feeds.

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