HeinOnline partnered with Google Scholar to enable Campus-Activated Subscriber Access (CASA). CASA, which means “house” in Spanish, allows off-campus and mobile users to access HeinOnline material found through Google Scholar
Users are able to set up different author profile email alerts of their choice within HeinOnline Author Profile Pages. These email alerts will update a user on various aspects of
Users can email selected catalog search results. This feature is perfect for sharing title lists with students and colleagues. Accounts that are properly branded with proxy information can receive both
A facet is available in the Law Journal Library which allows users to refine search results by language. This tool is useful for users who are looking for journals written primarily in
HeinOnline’s State Reports: A Historical Archive is color-coded with numbers that indicate the geographic boundaries of United States Courts of Appeals and United States District Courts. Select a state from the drop-down
Users can access the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation, otherwise known as the McGill Guide! How to Locate the McGill Guide Citation Let’s begin by constructing a search in
HeinOnline implemented research tools and concepts that will help both novice and experienced researchers make the most of its content. Using natural language processing and machine learning tools, combined with
The Subjects tool can be found within the Advanced Search option within any database. This subject coding, driven from Cassidy Cataloging‘s MARC Records, is at the title level and can be used
There are multiple ways to find and use citations throughout HeinOnline. Let’s take a look at all the ways you can use citations. Video Tutorial This video will demonstrate how
More Like This uses a program which finds “interesting words” in an article, as determined by an algorithm that analyzes the article’s text. The tool then provides a list of similar articles,
