IEEE are hosting a free Xplore Open Webinar on 30 October 2019 at 13:00 (GMT) to help you get the most out of using IEEE Xplore/IET Library.
REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR HERE
This webinar will:
• highlight the main features of the platform
• cover advanced search techniques
• show you how to set up alerts
• demonstrate how to download equations and much more!
IEEE Xplore/IET Library is accessed via the Online databases and academic journals link in the My learning/Learning support page in the portal.
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How to get Published with IEEE 14 March 2019
Are you thinking of publishing your research? New/relatively new to publishing your work? University of Greenwich staff and student researchers are invited to come to our session in Stockwell Street Library on Thursday 14th March at 11.00 am to find out how to get published. Sign up at Eventbrite.
Techniques for Effective Researching with IEEE Xplore Training 14 March 2019
University of Greenwich staff and students are invited to come to our training session in Stockwell Street Library on Thursday 14th March at 10.00 am to find out how to make the best use of IEEE Xplore.
Get an overview of best practices for maximizing features of the platform, covering advanced search techniques, setting up alerts, downloading equations, finding patent citations, and much more. Sign up at Eventbrite.
Join us for free workshops Monday 29th January 2018
We are partnering with IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), to run 3 sessions, each with a different theme. Everyone is welcome.
SESSION 1: IEEE Xplore: Search tips to help with your work
Time: 13:00 to 14:00
Location: Stockwell Street Room 11_004
Register here
If you can’t attend watch it live here.
SESSION 2: Boost You Career with IEEE
Time: 14:00 to 15:00
Location: Stockwell Street Room 11_004
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If you can’t attend watch it live here.
SESSION 3: Publishing with IEEE Workshop
Time: 15:00 to 16:00
Location: Stockwell Street Room 11_004
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If you can’t attend watch it live here.
IEEE/IET Electronic Library get started guide
New to IEEEXplore? Get help on searching the IET Electronic Library by viewing or downloading this short PDF guide. The resource is now available from the Databases, Journals and e-books link in the Library & Computing tab in the University portal. Other guides are available from the IEEE website.
IEEE/IET Electronic Library (IEL)
Students, staff and researchers in the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences and the School of Engineering will be pleased to know that we have a new subscription to the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) full text journals, conference proceedings, and active standards via IEEEXplore.
Subject coverage includes electrical engineering, computer science, and related technologies. There is a backfile to 1872 for select titles as well as INSPEC abstract / citation and bibliographic records.
You can access it on and off campus via the University portal with your computer ID and password.
- Select the My Learning / Learning support page
- In the Search the Libraryportlet select the Online databases and academic journals link
- On the next page the eresources are arranged alphabetically by title
- Select the letter ‘I’ of the alphabet at the top of the list or scroll down and select IEEE/IET Electronic Library (IEL) to be transferred into the resource.
- On the IEEEXplore screen select the Athens / Shibboleth Sign In link from the menu on the left
- Enter Greenwichin the text box and select the search button
- Select either the University of Greenwich – OpenAthens link.