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You can do this from our website, browser extensions, Always have the button by your side, no account needed. Get the Chrome browser extension, no sign up required. Free, legal research articles delivered instantly or automatically requested from authors.
Instructions. You can use the Open Access Button on journal articles. When you use the Button, it'll either take you straight to a free copy of the research article or help you ask the author to freely share the article with you. Try it out. Free, legal research articles delivered instantly or automatically requested from authors.
We’re addressing that by creating a family of library-aligned, open source tools built not-for-profit, but for-change. Our tools make it simpler to do research without subscriptions. The project started when students got tired of hitting paywalls.
The Open Access Button is a free tool that allows you to find free, legal articles with just a click and that will email an author to get a copy if one isn't available. It's available as a Chrome and Firefox browser plugin, as well as a website.
This checklist is designed to help you understand what someone outside your research project (or you in 5-10 years) would need to know about your data in order to build on your work. Check the list. Free, legal research articles delivered instantly or automatically requested from authors.
EmbedOA. Easily help patrons find Open Access articles from your Interlibrary loan pages or Libguides. No coding required. Try it now. Test it with: a DOI: 10.1145/2908080.2908114.
Open Access Button also provides links to or interacts with a wide variety of third-party websites, including interactive links to sites like social media via application programming interfaces (APIs).
To make it easier for authors to self-archive simply, quickly, and correctly, we’ve created Direct2AAM, a set of guides to turn the often unsuccessful hunt for author accepted manuscripts (AAM) into a simple set of instructions that’ll always bring results.
Want to provide your patrons more access to research? Integrating Open Access (especially self-archived) content into your Library Discovery System, Link resolver, website, or Interlibrary Loan system backend or form can be ways to do it.
Convincing colleagues to publish Open Access is one of the most difficult challenges for open access advocates, both new and more experienced. Here are some actions and tips to get you started, check out the Open Access Button Action page to join the change coming to the publishing system and let us know how we can help at [email protected] .
