News and tips by and for staff providing reference services at the Newman Library, Baruch College (New York, NY).
Here’s a great source from the libraries at the University of Michigan to point you in the right direction for assisting faculty with questions about:
Although we don’t have access to some of the resources the University of Michigan does, the CUNY Graduate Center does (such as Cabell’s and Scopus).
A friend online just recommended this guide from Wichita State University Libraries as a source of advice about how to do citation analysis. The guide has great step by step directions for way more than the usual options (Web of Science, Scopus, etc.) What I really like is that the advice is broken down for different disciplines, as it is the case that some tools work better than others depending on the discipline:
We now have access to the Journal Citation Reports or JCR. Journal Citation Reports allows you to evaluate and compare journals using citation data drawn from over 11,000 scholarly and technical journals from more than 3,300 publishers in over 80 countries.
It is in our list of databases and available for linking on LibGuides.