[TN-Bird] Fw: New research tool for ornithologists
- From: "Ron Hoff" <aves7000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "TN-bird" <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2013 16:13:57 -0500
TN-birders,
I just got this email a few minutes ago. Looks like it might be of use to
anyone researching anything ornithological. Thought some of our TN-birders
might be interested.
Great birding,
Ron Hoff
President / state bird count compiler
Tennessee Ornithological Society
282 Hackworth Ln.
Clinton, TN 37716
865-435-4547
aves7000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
-----Original Message-----
From: Sally Velthaus
Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2013 3:55 PM
To: aves7000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: New research tool for ornithologists
Dear Mr. Hoff:
We think that members of The Tennessee Ornithological Society will be
interested in the news that we have launched JPASS, a personal access plan
that unlocks a select archive of journals available on JSTOR, including many
in ornithology, to individuals.
You may have heard of JSTOR or perhaps even used it in college. It's one of
the world’s most heavily used online research databases with a digital
archive of more than 1,800 academic journals, including The Auk, The Condor,
Avian Diseases, the Journal of Avian Biology, and more. This new individual
access plan, available in either one-month or one-year plans, enables
individuals to quickly and easily access more than 7 million academic
articles, reviews, and commentaries.
JPASS is an excellent research and fact-checking tool for birders,
scientists, writers, and editors. We'd like you to consider letting the
Society's members know about it. You might also want to consider adding it
to any resource lists that you make available.
If you or any other Society officers are interested in trying JPASS, let me
know and I can set you up with a complimentary 30-day trial.
You can also learn more about JPASS by visiting our website:
http://jpass.jstor.org.
Thank you for your time.
Sally Velthaus
JPASS Marketing=
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