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Updated 21 July 2020
Jisc has compiled details of publishers and content providers who are widening access to their resources in various ways, with details of the content and measures to access them.
You can find more details on the Jisc License Subscription Manager website here Resources for Coronavirus crisis.
Below is an extract of the measures taken by some Chest Agreement publishers:
Please do check back, as we will update this page.
Extended the grace period for subscription content including journals and MathSciNet, provided expanded remote access and mobile pairing, and joined ProQuest and CCC access programs. Faculty using AMS textbooks can request e-reserve copies to provide access to students. Link to statement
APA is continually updated pandemics resource for both clinicians and the general public - link to resource
APA Journals®: View the curated collection of APA journal articles examining the psychological impact of a pandemic, telehealth, and other topics.
APA Books®: APA is participating in the ProQuest E-book Central program to provide unlimited access to APA books included in E-book Central through June 30. We’re also participating in the EBSCO eBooks program that allows an unlimited number of simultaneous E-book users through the end of June.
During the pandemic, many of the Academic Writer tutorials and quick guides are being made freely available to support students and instructors in courses that require papers to be written in APA Style.
COVID-19 Collection - 59 ebooks on epidemics, containment strategies, homeschooling, distance learning, and crisis response.
13 articles to date, in Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine and a few other journals. Most articles are free or Open Access. Whether the rest will be opened is to be confirmed. De Gruyter Coronavirus Research
22+ expert briefings, journal articles, and book chapters related to coronavirus and the management of epidemics. Emerald Coronavirus Resources
Emerald has also made many eBook chapters about topics related to Covid-19 freely available, see some of these below:
Virtual Team Success with the Power of Technology Advancements
Organizational Control in the Context of Remote Work Arrangements
Ebola Virus Disease: A Lesson in Science and Ethics
See all content that Emerald has made freely related to Covid-19 here.
During the Coronavirus pandemic Euromonitor is offering no-obligation 3 month free access to Passport to non-subscribers - contact Ashton.Moses@Euromonitor.com for details.
Euromonitor International's research analysts and analytics teams are monitoring the impact of COVID-19 to better assess the short and long term effects on economic scenarios, product categories, pricing, stock availability and consumer behaviour. See Understanding The Impact Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
On demand webinar - How Is COVID-19 Affecting The Top 10 Global Consumer Trends 2020? Register
Faculty evaluated literature relevant to the COVID-19 outbreak, and handpicked most relevant and important research to help tackle this global crisis. To assist in addressing this pandemic Faculty 1000 has made all recommendations of articles relating to COVID-19 and the coronavirus family freely available to access on Faculty Opinions.
Free access to research on areas relating to COVID-19, respiratory viruses, ventilators and ventilator components to help research efforts in the fight against the global pandemic. Access to IET COVID-19 related research
Free copy of MarketlIne's Emerging Coronavirus Covid19, Executive Briefing report. To request your copy, please email laura.stanham@marketline.com
The OECD is compiling data, analysis and recommendations on a range of topics to address the emerging health, economic and societal crisis, facilitate co-ordination, and contribute to the necessary global action when confronting this enormous collective challenge. See Tackling coronavirus (COVID‑19)
Contributing to a global effort
Free daily collection of news stories from around the world - COVID-19 News
PressReader Interview: How Johns Hopkins University is supporting their community during COVID-19
When the COVID-19 outbreak became a reality, it’s no surprise that Johns Hopkins was a part of the conversation from the beginning. With schools across the country closed to avoid virus spread, librarians like Mack Zalin have been essential in keeping students on track with their education, and providing them with the electronic resources they need during this time — one of which is PressReader. read more about how Johns Hopkins University is supporting their community during COVID-19 on the PressReader Blog.
A range of resources and expertise openly available to support the fight against COVID-19 - see CAS COVID-19 resources
Latest coronavirus research & news items - see Springer Nature Coronavirus resources
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