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            LibKey Nomad Enhanced Integrations

            Modified on Wed, 14 May at 11:13 AM

            LibKey Nomad provides linking capabilities across hundreds of different domains and thousands of publishers when a user is viewing the article page on the publisher's site.


            But there are additional special integrations that provide unique functionality based on a given platform or domain.


            Google Scholar

            In Google Scholar, when a user has the Nomad extension installed and configured for their library, LibKey Nomad will automatically tell Google Scholar the institution you belong to so that the library's "library links" will show up. Typically, this only happens for a user if:
            1. The user is within the IP range that the library has reported to Google Scholar as being an "on campus" IP
            2. The user is signed into their Google account *and* they have hand-configured Google Scholar to utilize their institution's library links.
            Since neither of these may commonly happen, simply installing Nomad helps easily improve the quality of the user experience for Google Scholar users by connecting the search results to the library's collection.



            In-Line Enhanced Sites

            The following sites table shows sites where Nomad re-writes the content of the page to insert context-aware links and cover images.  Based on the technical capabilities of the site, integrations may appears on a search result page, individual record page, references page or some combination of the three.


            Service Name
            		Article Linking in Search Results
            		Article Linking in Individual Records View
            		Article Linking in References
            		Includes Cover Images
            		Includes BrowZine View Complete Issue Link
            PubMed
            		XX
            		XX
            Wikipedia


            		X

            SciFinder-N

            		XXX
            Covidence

            		X*


            Scopus

            		X
            		XX
            EMBASE
            		X
            		XX
            UpToDate


            		X

            Micromedex


            		X


            * = Covidence is a systematic review platform that organizes references added to the system by the user into different buckets for systematic review such as "Title and abstract screening", "Full text review" and "Extraction".  The references listed in each of these sections contain LibKey article links produced by LibKey Nomad.


            Graphical Examples of each of the types of integrations:


            PubMed, shown below, includes Article Links on the Search Result page.  It also includes cover images and links to BrowZine (View Complete Issue).


            


            PubMed also shows these same integrations on the Individual Records View:




            SciFinder-n, shown below, includes Article Links on the Individual Records page.  It also includes cover images and links to BrowZine (View Complete Issue):




            Wikipedia, shown below, includes Article Links within the References of the page:



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