ProQuest has added support for two new Google Scholar features, giving academic researchers round-the-clock access to scholarly full-text articles and graduate works from anywhere in the world.
Now, researchers who use Google Scholar can more easily discover and access the scholarly journal articles, dissertations and theses in their library's ProQuest databases with the help of Google Scholar CASA remote access and Mobile access with Quick Abstracts.
ProQuest has added support for Google Scholar's Campus Activated Subscriber Access (CASA) service, giving students and faculty an easy way to retrieve content from anywhere in the world. With CASA, academic researchers can access the full-text scholarly ProQuest content their institution subscribes to – including journals, dissertations and theses – when they are studying or working remotely and IP authentication is not available.
Mobile access with Quick Abstracts significantly improves the workflow of researchers that use their mobile phones to search and retrieve ProQuest content. Quick Abstracts - available for all content indexed on Google Scholar - lets users quickly read abstracts and browse through articles on Google Scholar when using mobile devices.
Customers can begin using these features automatically, with no setup required. They will also see millions of additional scholarly full-text articles from ProQuest indexed in Google Scholar since the company began using the service in 2015.
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