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asayan
asayan
OvidSP
Feb 10 2009, 11:49 AM EST | Post edited: Feb 10 2009, 11:49 AM EST
I'm wondering if anyone did tutorials on OvidSP interface. We are a number of databases that are being offered with OvidSP interface and some of them most likely will be changed to other vendors in the next possible licensing change opportunity. But in the meantime, we still offer them with OvidSP, so it would be nice to quickly provide some tutorials.

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Kazakoff
Kazakoff
1. RE: OvidSP
Feb 10 2009, 5:12 PM EST | Post edited: Feb 10 2009, 5:12 PM EST
Hi:

I have not seen any done for Ovid, but that does not mean that they could not be created.

If you have identified specific ones you think are important them post them on the Wiki's List of E-resources Identified for Development under the title of each product (for example put Sportsdisc under the S section along with an indication that you want it to be a OVID SilverPlatter Sportsdisc tutorial.) We list the vendor names because so many databases have multiple vendors so we need to be specific.

Don't be shy about editing the Wiki list. It is intended to be a dynamic list that changes as vendors introduce new products, drop products, etc. We want people to add new products to it, so please go ahead and do so.

Carmen Kazakoff-Lane
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