Lean Library Meets GetFTR: Unlocking Streamlined Access with One-Click to PDF

Lean Library Meets GetFTR: Unlocking Streamlined Access with One-Click to PDF

Join us for an insightful webinar on how Lean Library’s partnership with GetFTR (Get Full Text Research) addresses common pain points faced by researchers and librarians. This integration introduces the first phase of Lean Library’s One-Click to PDF functionality, streamlining access and enhancing the research journey for researchers and students while helping libraries manage costs and increase engagement with their resources.

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What we will cover:

• The Challenges Researchers and Libraries Face Today: We’ll discuss the barriers students and researchers face when accessing content, from navigating publisher sites to encountering paywalls. We’ll examine the challenges for libraries in providing comprehensive resources while managing costs and usage.
• Lean Library’s One-Click to PDF Vision: Discover how One-Click to PDF aims to simplify access by connecting users directly to the resources they need, saving valuable time and reducing frustration.
• What does GetFTR do? Learn about GetFTR’s services and its global coverage of scholarly materials, transforming how researchers access full-text articles.
• Phase One: One-Click to PDF in Action: Watch how GetFTR powers Lean Library’s One-Click to PDF functionality, benefiting libraries by driving down CPD costs and providing students and researchers with quick access to full-text PDFs.
• Library Use-Case: Learn how this integration solves key challenges for libraries and users with a real-world example from an institution that is already seeing benefits.
• Live Q&A

Who should attend?

This session is ideal for librarians looking to simplify scholarly content access for students and researchers. Whether you’re new to Lean Library and GetFTR or already familiar with these tools, join us to learn how this integration can improve discoverability, reduce costs, and increase engagement with your library’s resources.

Note: Can’t attend? Register anyway, and we’ll send you the webinar recording.