Some libraries rely on CELUS, a centralized dashboard for monitoring and evaluating usage statistics across all of their electronic resources. While HeinOnline does not currently provide COUNTER-compliant or SUSHI reports,
Are you a student wondering if your library subscribes to HeinOnline? Or are you a librarian who needs to log in remotely. Maybe you’re a paralegal getting ready to kickstart
Referring URLs to HeinOnline are no longer accessible if you are using version 85 of Chrome (or newer), as a safety precaution implemented by Google. To learn more about this
Usage statistics metrics are defined as follows: Hit: A ‘hit’ is defined as any request a client browser makes to the HeinOnline server when authenticated. Since each request made by
HeinOnline usage statistics are available. We can provide “overall account” usage statistics, broken down by month. The metrics include hits, article requests, page views, visits, and searches. View the definitions
HeinOnline recommends using the stanza published here: https://help.oclc.org/Library_Management/EZproxy/Database_stanzas/HeinOnline
Effective June 19th, 2018, HeinOnline will automatically redirect all port 80 (HTTP) traffic to port 443 (HTTPS). To ensure that HTTP links still work, this redirect will be in place
GDPR Readiness Statement The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation which protects all EU citizens’ data privacy. Access and review the entire legislation here: General Data Protection Regulation
HeinOnline as OpenURL Link Source:HeinOnline supports version 1.0 OpenURL standard. HeinOnline creates OpenURL links for articles in Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals (IFLP) and for articles in embargoed journal volumes
In a mission to make HeinOnline easily accessible for students and faculty, we offer a drop-down option on our login page where users may select their college or university, which will
