Hi Brenda,

There is an area in our Wiley administrative account Under “Article select” where we can add SuperUsers by entering their email address. They must have a personal Wiley account setup (they use their email and a password). We have a few Library Staff accounts set up and have users contact us when they need something and we then download it for them and print it or email it to them. We also have a few “heavy user” patrons that we set up as SuperUsers by adding them in the same admin area in our account. They know they can download unlicensed Wiley content once they are logged in to their accounts.

Feel free to contact me if you have any additional questions.

Best,

Leah

Leah Donley
Research Library - Building 477
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Email: donley@bnl.gov

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Hi Leah,

Thanks for responding.

Yes, I was talking about the SuperUser” setting. We tried it, but were unable to get it working properly. Could you walk me through how you set this service up for your library? And the sequence of steps undertaken by staff once a request for an article is received? We could not get this to work at all, in spite of a multitude of emails and phone calls between Wiley and the library.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best regards,

Brenda Keane

Library Serials Coordinator & Archives Technician

Johnson & Wales University

8 Abbott Park Place

Yena Center

Providence, RI 02903

401-598-5253

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Hi Brenda,

By unmediated, do you mean the “SuperUser” setting? Not necessarily a success for us, but this is what we use in lieu of burning through tokens too quickly via the unmediated setting. There used to be a more in between setting that we used most of the time, that allowed users to “spend” our purchased tokens themselves if they were logged in to their personal Wiley account. With that, and with the SuperUser setting, we change to the unmediated access a month or two before our tokens are due to expire so we don’t lose any.

I’ve considered adding notes (i.e. “please contact library staff for access”) to our A to Z list for unsubscribed titles, but know that many of our users come in through google, etc. so am not sure how effective it would be.

Regards,

Leah Donley

Leah Donley
Research Library
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Email: donley@bnl.gov

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Hello Everyone,

My college library has twice attempted to use Wiley’s Article Select service for e-journal access. We attempted a mediated service first, then unmediated. The mediated service was problematic from inception, the unmediated service was completely depleted within one month. I would love to hear if anyone has had any success in using Wiley’s mediated Article Select service.

Thanks,