If you prefer to browse journals on your tablet or phone – you’re in luck! UBC Library has recently launched a subscription to BrowZine, a downloadable app that allows you to browse and read Library scholarly journals from your Android and iOS devices.
Using the app, Library users can:
- Browse journals by subject, easily review tables of contents, and download full articles
- Add journals to your personal bookshelf and be notified when new articles are published
- Save articles for off-line reading or export to services such as DropBox, Mendeley, RefWorks, Zotero, Papers and more
Users can easily export articles to citation management software or other services.
To download and install the app, find BrowZine in Apple iStore, Google Play or Amazon appstore and download it for free.
Detailed instructions, such as how to enter your school and CWL, and how to use the app for the first time can be found on the Library’s eResources blog.
Bookshelf browsing makes reading journals easier.
I’m Maryam Pakdaman
Ph.D. candidate of information science
I work on my thesis with this topic:
“Evaluation and ranking mobile library application”
Is that possible for you to inform me,
Do you have any special mobile library application for your library?
If Yes,
How I can download it on my mobile and use it?
If No,
How student can see your website on mobile?
With Best Regards,
Hi Maryam,
UBC Library does not have a mobile application. However, our website is set up for mobile and responsive viewing through the browser on your mobile device. Hope this helps and please let us know if you have other questions.
Thanks,
Clare, Library Communications