Chapter 5. Other Delivery Solutions: Google’s Campus Activated Subscriber Access (CASA) and Entitlement Checks in Content Syndication Partnerships with ResearchGate

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  • Aaron Tay

Abstract

Google Scholar is one of the most popular academic search engines used by researchers. As a result, Google’s Campus Activated Subscriber Access (CASA), which enables researchers to authenticate content from CASA-supported publishers even when off campus, is an important delivery method. Another site highly visited by researchers is the scholarly collaboration network ResearchGate. Publishers such as Springer Nature and Wiley are syndicating their content to ResearchGate, which leads to yet another new method of authentication based on the ResearchGate profile. Chapter 5 of Library Technology Reports (vol. 58, no. 6), “Other Delivery Solutions: Google’s Campus Activated Subscriber Access (CASA) and Entitlement Checks in Content Syndication Partnerships with ResearchGate,” will discuss both of these solutions.

Author Biography

Aaron Tay

Aaron Tay is Lead, Data Services, at Singapore Management University Libraries. An academic librarian with over fifteen years of experience, he has served in two academic libraries in Singapore in a variety of functions, including reference, cataloging, liaison, and analytics. He has interests in library discovery, bibliometrics, analytics, and more.

He has been blogging his thoughts on librarianship at the award-winning blog Aaron Tay’s Musings about Librarianshiphttps://musingsaboutlibrarianship.blogspot.com—since 2009 and tweets at @aarontay.

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2022-08-24