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Connect Google Scholar to WOU for full text access

library_sitemgr Posted on November 6, 2014 2504 views

Rule #1 of using Google Scholar to do research for your class assignments: never pay for an article. Rule #2 of using Google Scholar to do research for your class assignments: never, ever pay for an article! In many cases, links to full text scholarly articles (like the kind that Google Scholar finds) are through subscription sources. The library [more…]

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Important tips for researching with Google Scholar

library_sitemgr Posted on November 6, 2014 2304 views

Rule #1 of using Google Scholar to do research for your class assignments: never pay for an article. Rule #2 of using Google Scholar to do research for your class assignments: never, ever pay for an article! In many cases, links to full text scholarly articles (like the kind that Google Scholar finds) are through subscription sources. [more…]

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Have a great article and want more? Use Google Scholar to discover articles that cite it.

library_sitemgr Posted on October 2, 2012 4357 views

You can use Google Scholar to find the scholarly papers that have referenced an article you like.

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