Scopus is a multidisciplinary database and includes relevant to business and economics.
The following tutorials on using the Scopus Database can be found on the Scopus Help Site
- Searching for Documents: This tutorial demonstrates you how to run a basic search for documents using key terms.
- Creating Alerts and Using Scopus Settings: This tutorial demonstrates how to create and manage alerts so you can be notified of new documents available on Scopus.
- Searching for Authors: This tutorial demonstrates how to find publications for a specific author and set up an alert to follow an author.
- Reviewing Search Results: This tutorial demonstrates how to work with the many features available when viewing your search results, including how to refine the list to just the documents you need.
- Registering and Logging In: This tutorial demonstrates how to log in to Scopus, using either a personal or institutional ID and password.
- Browsing and Analyzing Journals: This tutorial demonstrates how to use the Scopus Journal Analyzer tool to compare publications on a variety of parameters.
- Reviewing Documents: This tutorial demonstrates the detailed information available on a document page.
- Searching for Cited References: This tutorial demonstrates how to view the references that appear in Scopus documents.
