Nexis Uni replaces LexisNexis Academic . LexisNexis touts it as "an exciting new research solution designed with the modern information seeker in mind. It enables quick discovery across all content types, personalized discipline pages for those who set up individual profiles, and a collaborative workspace for group assignments."
This guide can help you figure out the new search features of Nexis Uni.
Still includes all the useful content of LexisNexis Academic:
Thanks to Valery King, associate professor and Government Information/Business Librarian at Oregon State University Libraries & Press and to Chris Neuhaus, Research Consultant and Instruction Coordinator at Rod LIbrary, University of Northern Iowa, for material used in this guide.
ADVANTAGES OF REGISTRATION
The free self-registration option allows users to create a Nexis Uni account by providing their name and email address.Once you have self-registered, you can take advantage of several useful customization features, but you will still also have the option to use Nexis Uni in anonymous mode, if desired.
Some of the features available if you register:
In the old LexisNexis - Companies, we were able to choose "Market and Industry Reports" as a topic for searching. This is still possible in Nexis Uni
On either the Home page or the Business Discovery page (a box found under Discover Topics),
On the Advanced Search page, choose SEC Filings from the dropdown. In the old LexisNexis, you could click a box for any or all of the SEC filings such as Annual Reports, Proxy Statements, or various forms; in the new Nexis Uni, you must type in the form type in the box under Document Segments/Fields