Browzine

Browzine

BrowZine delivers thousands of academic journals to your users, no matter where they are.

BrowZine works by organizing the articles found in Open Access and subscription databases, uniting them into complete journals, then arranging these journals on a common newsstand.  The result is an easy and familiar way to browse, read and monitor scholarly journals across the disciplines.

Beyond A-Z: True Journal Engagement

  • Fewest Clicks to Content of any system, on any platform
  • Intuitive and fast interface brings all the advantages of digital journals with the simplicity of print
  • Powerful journal engagement means enhanced researcher knowledge and productivity
  • Focus on content without being distracted by technology or interface
  • Find titles alphabetically or sorted by SCImago Journal Rank

Built to be integrated

  • Incorporate BrowZine into your library website
  • Simplify and enhance your journal list with our Knowledge Base Link Technology
  • Seamlessly keep BrowZine up to date with your changing subscriptions
  • Enhance LibGuides, subject pages and LMS services
  • Innovate your unique services using BrowZine’s APIs

Customized to your library

  • A bespoke solution to enhance your journal resources
  • Easy integration into all popular remote authentication systems including EZProxy, WAM proxy, VPN, and OpenAthens
  • Journals that appear in BrowZine are based on your subscriptions, ensuring users see only those titles where access is available
  • Brand BrowZine with the name of your library or organization
  • Integrate with popular Inter-Library Loan system
  • BrowZine Pairing Service available for libraries with no or difficult remote authentication systems

Personalized for your users

  • Connecting users to your journals like never before
  • With My Bookshelf, users may easily follow titles of interest and be notified anytime a new article is published
  • Access journals from the web or on iOS and Android tablets and smart phones
  • User accounts are synchronized across web and mobile services
  • Saved Articles for offline reading on mobile devices, integration with popular bibliographic management services and more!