To get started, connect Google Scholar to the University of Maryland Libraries website. This way, Google Scholar will link you directly to articles the library subscribes to. Here’s how:
The Cited by function will show the research that has cited a given article. This is especially useful for literature reviews! Select the Cited by link below a search result to view the list.
Google Scholar generates citations for articles in different formats. To get a citation:
Many researchers have Google Scholar profiles that list their institutional affiliations and publications, like this example. Click any underlined author's name in your article search result.
Alternatively, you can search by name with the author search function: author:"safiya noble" or author:"s noble". This option also works for authors who don't have a Google Scholar profile.
Google Scholar doesn't always work as well for complex keyword searches, but you can search "strings" of keywords and try including some simple Boolean, like these examples:
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