How to Use GOOGLE SCHOLAR 2020 - full tutorial

GOOGLE SCHOLAR 

 you know Google may be a large corporation that is slowly devouring our world like a large digital homunculusbut dang it if it as an assignment search engine you'd be hard-pressed to find a student that doesn't pop out this bad boy whenever it comes to researchingan unknown topic so because Google results are often governed by algorithm sand popularity rather than source legitimacy it can lead to you getting information that is either misinformed or flat-out untrue luckily Google offers a service that combines the instant convenience of Google with the legitimacy of peer reviewed oversight is this Google Scholar in order to use Google Scholar you have to sign up with a Google account it will ask you some information about yourself including your schools or working with an email back and verify your identity or an official website that you're associated with and any specific academic areas of interest this is more of a formality in the event that you have any of your work officially published in an academic publication so it's always nice to have just in case after that there's only one last thing you have to do to ensure your access to proper sources go to the settings menu click the librarian link and you will have to search and approve the school libraries your profile are associated with these links will allow you to read the sources for free and

if you don't have a library access link consult with the representative of your local library in order to gain access once your account is set up you'll be able to search any subject as you would normally do with a regular Google search though the key distinction scholar makes from regular Google is that it specifically displays books and articles written on the subject rather than websites if the result has a website or PDF link to the right of the resort that means that there is a full-text version of that source that you can access for free soit should be noted that some of these results will not actually take you directly to the text rather show you a citation of the work this is usually done for published works that can only be physically obtained though if you want to use any of these sources you can actually request an inter library loan to request these physical copies another difference from standard Google to scholar is that some of the features that are displayed under the results the first shows how many people in sources have cited this work as a reference in other publications this is often a good indicator for how use ful that source has been for other people there's a link that can display some similar whole articles and there's also a link that can physically request some of these sources which can be very useful if it isn't already in the library you can also click to save this results in a personal library for later use and the arguably most useful feature is the citation tool which will generatea bibliography entry in either MLA APA Chicago Carver in Vancouver format justclick the citation format you need to use and it will let you directly copyand paste this entry into your paper though it should be noted just because these citations are artificially generated it isn't guaranteed that it will be 100% correct so consult with your basic bibliography guides to make sure that it's correct so if you're going to be assisting Google's hostile to go with the world using people following would be a good way toavoid any articles that have should we say less than accurate information because if Google is going to be feeling all your personal information anyway you might as well be getting the right information too you 

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