Copac News

The new Copac interface is now live.

You can now search Copac quickly from the basic Copac interface, without logging in.

Search and export records using the basic Copac interface, incorporating book and journal table-of-contents where available. You can export records directly into EndNote and Zotero.

Logging in gives you access to a range of additional facilities, including:

• A personal Search History that you can tag, annotate, and develop over time as a record of your
  research.


• A personal My References list that you can tag, annotate, and
  develop over time. Export selected records for use in reference management software.


• Some users will have the option to search your own university library catalogue alongside Copac.

Login for University/college members: login to Copac with your
university/college username or Athens username.

Login for Non-academic Copac users: you can create a personal login using one of the following identity providers:

ProtectNetwork^®

TypeKey: TypePad Profiles


There is more info on the TypeKey Identity Bridge on the UK
Access Management Federation Web site

Please email the Copac helpdesk: copac@mimas.ac.uk with any feedback, or if you have any questions about the new interface.

Labels: enhancements, interface

The new personalised Copac will be made available during August 2009. Thank-you to the many people who have taken the time to send comments and requests relating to the Beta interfaces. We've had some really useful feedback and we'll be following up many of the comments both before the release and over subsequent months.

Labels: enhancements, interface

The reload of the Imperial College London catalogue is now complete and all records are available for searching via Copac.