Top Research Papers on Google Scholar

How to use Google Scholar to search for scholarly materials How to use Google Scholar to find scholarly material and save citations

The tips and tricks provided in this guide will help you to get the most your of your Google search.

Google Scholar needs to be setup to show you article results we subscribe to Setting up Google Scholar for off campus access through Plymouth State

Creating a Google Scholar account can showcase your papers and the citations that they’ve received. It can also make your work more discoverable as your profile will turn up in Google searches

A guide to help GW students search and find academic papers, articles and other scholarly resources--all with the speed of a Google search.

Learn about Google Advanced Search, tools to stay up to date, and how to set up Google Scholar settings so that search results will show MBKU Library links.

This guide discusses the pros and cons of using Google Scholar and how to hook Google Scholar up to the Hennepin Technical College Library

¿Qué es Google académico? Servicio de Google especializado en la búsqueda de contenido bibliográfico, académico y científico.

Search tips, setting up access to our full text resources, and using GS as a "federated" search for some of our databases.

ศนยสนเทศทางกระบอนานาชาต สำนกหอสมด มหาวทยาลยเกษตรศาสตร ไดศกษาฟงกชนการทำงานของ Google Scholar และประยกตใช Google Scholar Citation กบวารสาร Buffalo Bulletin เพอเพมประสทธภาพในการตดตามผลการอางองและเพมชองทางการใหบรการบทความวารสารทผลตขน และไดศกษาเปรยบเทยบผลกบฐานขอมลเชงพาณชยเพอการประเมนคณภาพวารสาร เพอเปนแนวทางในการพฒนาคณภาพวารสารไทย เนองจากปจจบนการเผยแพรบทความของวารสารไทยในฐานขอมลระดบนานาชาตยงมปรมาณนอย ทงยงมขอจำกดเรองการตดตามผลการอางองบทความและการนำไปใชประโยชน จากการศกษาพบวา การนำฟงกชนของ Google Scholar Citation มาใชในการสรางโปรไฟลของวารสาร เพอแสดงผลจำนวนการอางองบทความ แสดงขอมลรายละเอยดของบทความ และแส...

This Guide was adapted from a Guide Created by Kathy Fester, Aldephi University Libraries. Kathy Fester provided permission to adapt this guide. My thanks and appreciation. http://libguides.adelphi.edu/content.php?pid=364890 Benefits and limits of Google Scholar

This guide will provide users with information on Google Scholar and how to use it to search for articles.

A guide to show how to set your preferences in google scholar to retrieve only content available in the UNIVEN library.

Make Google Scholar work for you: connect it to Marlboro's library holdings; save and manage citations.

This guide helps you get the most out of your Google search by using the tips and tricks provided in this guide.

Tutorial for using Google Scholar Learn how to perform an advanced search in Google Scholar and find the text of the chapter you want to investigate in the context of a text book.

This guide is designed to provide a basic overview of library services and resources useful for conducting engineering research.

Google Scholar, while a substantive supplementary research tool, does not provide the same quality in terms of relevance for many research topics, compared to subscription databases and the library catalog.

A guide to provide a basic overview of library services and resources useful for conducting research in the field of nutrition.

This week I was finishing up a gran proposal and working on my list of references. My usual strategy is to search Google Scholar to see

Learn about Google Advanced Search, tools to stay up to date, and how to set up Google Scholar settings so that search results will show MBKU Library links.

Google Scholar was released as a beta product in November of 2004. Since then, Google Scholar has been scrutinized and questioned by many in academia and the library field. Our objectives in undertaking this study were to determine how scholarly Google Scholar is in comparison with traditional library resources and to determine if the scholarliness of materials found in Google Scholar varies across disciplines. We found that Google Scholar is, on average, 17.6 percent more scholarly than materials found only in library databases and that there is no statistically significant difference between...

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The article describes the concept of Google Scholar, its definition, characteristics, search strategies, citation management system, and implementation in a library.

These three free online tools are very useful, if you know some of the tricks to search in them effectively.

It is found that GS is, on average, 17.6% more scholarly than materials found only in library databases and that there is no statistically significant difference between the scholarliness of materials found in GS across disciplines.

Researchers, academics, students and librarians are facing an increasingly ardent task of searching through multiple sources to find relevant information, and Google Scholar provides the advantage of searching all available scholarly work from one single interface.

Google Scholar produces scholarly results based on such factors as the number of citations, author, and text, which means your results are going to be acceptable as college level sources.

To Google Scholar Citations προσφέρει στους ερευνητές τη δυνατότητα να δημιουργήσουν το δικό τους προφίλ (author profile) χρησι­ μοποιώντας το gmail λογαριασμό τους και να υπολογίσουν τις αναφορές που έγιναν στα έργα τους, το h-index και το ί 10 index. Μπο­ ρούν επίσης να δημοσιεύσουν το προφίλ με τις δημοσιεύσεις τους, ώστε να μπορεί να εμ­ φανίζεται στα αποτελέσματα αναζήτησης του Google Scholar κάθε φορά που κάποιος κάνει αναζήτηση με όνομα συγγραφέα.

The Google Books project has given a massive and valuable boost to the already rich and diverse content of Google Scholar, but significant gaps remain for top ranking journals and serials, and the number of duplicate, triplicate and quadruplicate records for the same source documents has increased.

Subsidiary text version of a lecture held at the Department of Library and Information Science/Humboldt-University to Berlin on January 2nd 2006.

A dataset of ~1.6 million profiles on Google Scholar is compiled to examine instances of citation fraud on the platform and provides conclusive evidence that citations can be bought in bulk, and highlights the need to look beyond citation counts.

What does Google Scholar include? Google Scholar www.scholar.google.com provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature. From one place, you can search across many disciplines and sources: articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities and other web sites. Google Scholar helps you find relevant work across the world of scholarly research.

How to use Google Scholar to search for full text scholarly resources provided by Westchester Community College.

An experiment is presented in which the Google Citations profiles of a research group are manipulated through the creation of false documents that cite their documents, and consequently, the journals in which they have published modifying their H index.

Find and download WKU Library materials through Google Scholar, a free scholarly search engine!

A powerful web search engine that indexes scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats and disciplines.

This guide explains how to set up email and RSS alerts from databases, search engines, and journals so you can stay current on the literature in your field.

Google has created many tools that can help researchers access, evaluate and share information in new and exciting ways.

ABSTRACT Google Scholar (GS) is an important tool that faculty, administrators, and external reviewers use to evaluate the scholarly impact of candidates for jobs, tenure, and promotion. This article highlights both the benefits of GS—including the reliability and consistency of its citation counts and its platform for disseminating scholarship and facilitating networking—and its pitfalls. GS has biases because citation is a social and political process that disadvantages certain groups, including women, younger scholars, scholars in smaller research communities, and scholars opting for risky ...

Reviews the Google Scholar Internet search engine from Google.

Pernahkah anda menjumpai artikel tanpa nama pengarang dalam pencarian di internet? Artikel seperti ini tidak sesuai untuk rujukan kerana artikel tersebut bukan dalam kategori scholar atau artikel ilmiah. Oleh itu, anda boleh menggunakan kemudahan Google Scholar.

With Google's recent big push to add content from books and journals into its database via its expanded Google Print and new Google Scholar initiatives, today's academic libraries and publishers are taking notice.

A Library Guide of Marketing resources for students and staff of the University of Newcastle

This tutorial explains how to configure Google Scholar to link to St. John Fisher College Lavery Library's databases and how to effectively use this search engine.

Le moteur Google Scholar entend faciliter la recherche sur les travaux scientifiques et universitaires. Est-il pour autant un outil fiable : comment l’utiliser pour la recherche et la veille sur la litterature scientifique ? Cette fiche vous permettra d’approcher le fonctionnement de Google Scholar et de voir quel profit vous pouvez en tirer en examinant : les atouts de Google Scholar comme moteur de recherche scientifique ; les fonctionnalites et les services proposes pour la recherche et la veille scientifique ; les limites, risques et problemes inherents a son utilisation ; les precautions ...

An academic librarian and a public librarian debate the strengths, weaknesses, and idiosyncrasies of Google Scholar in this installment of "Taking Issues".

Google Scholar is a specialized version of Google for academic documents that uses a variant of PageRank to sort the documents and its own citation index to measure the impact of each piece of material.

1. Open the Google Scholar Web page at http://scholar.google.com/ 2. From the book or article that you are interested in, enter the author’s name and a significant word or two from the title into the search box (no punctuation should be necessary), and then hit the search button. 3. On the search results page find the specific book or article that you are researching. (Note: Google Scholar indexes a wide variety of works from numerous academic fields, but it is not comprehensive, so your book or article may not appear. However if it does not, make sure to check your search terms for accuracy.)...

Services available for faculty through Doherty Library Learn to customize Google Scholar to access UST resources, such as article full text and RefWorks.