At University
of Toronto Press Journals we recognize the importance of doing our
part to protect the environment. From implementing an electronic submissions
process to encouraging our subscribers to use our email renewal system,
we are proud that the following Green initiatives are part of our
business operations:
-online
peer review system
-onscreen copyediting process
-e-mail author and editor proofs
-printing with recycled papers and water based inks
-using print on demand to reduce inventories
-mailing journals without polybags
-online distribution
-electronic marketing
-online customer services
-email renewals
-online ordering and payment
We are pleased to note that there are now 19 journals available at UTP Journals Online. Our
site has all the features that users and librarians look for in an
electronic resource. In particular, we offer readers full searching
(full text, Boolean, relevancy ranking, and persistent keyword searching),
quick searching (single field, single button, automatic recognition
of ISSN and DOI), advanced searching (citation text, publication,
subjects, or content types), search results (summaries, dimensional
navigation, abstracts, citation or tabular results, search within
results, filter selected items), parent list navigation, publication
metadata, TOC alerting, forward reference linking, and link exports.
For librarians, we simplify access management, linking, and usage
reporting with powerful yet easy-to-use administration tools. Support
for established and emerging standards, such as OpenURL and COUNTER,
enables seamless integration with existing library systems. Our site
is now also Shibboleth compliant.
To ensure preservation and continued access into the future, Library
and Archives Canada will provide the archive for all online journals.
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