How Tos
Learn how to research at the library and on the Web.
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- Selecting a Journal/Publisher
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Web Search Basics
How to Search Google Scholar
Searching Google Scholar?
Don't find Google Scholar through your web search. If you do this, you will NOT see links to full-text articles that are available to you through Pacific University Libraries.
Do click the link to Google Scholar below or in the A-Z Databases list. When you search Google Scholar via this link, you WILL see links to get the full-text of articles that are available to you through Pacific University Libraries.
- Google Scholar This link opens in a new windowGoogle Scholar is a freely accessible search engine that indexes scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats and disciplines. Some articles are available in full-text from Pacific University’s journal subscriptions via the Get full text article link.
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Web Search Tips
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