Exporting a reference from Google Scholar to EndNote

If you find an interesting paper while using Google Scholar, you can easily export its reference to your EndNote Web by following those simple steps.

How to Export a Reference from Google Scholar to EndNote from iSkillsTav

3 simple steps to find more relevant articles on your topic

Do you struggle to find documents on your topic?
The good news is that if you have just one relevant paper, then you can use that one to find many others.

Take that one interesting paper and check the following:

• Are there other papers written by that author?
• Are there interesting papers mentioned in the paper's bibliography?
• Has this paper been cited by others?

Then, do the same thing for any paper you've found.

This is called the "snowball technique"... and it can lead you to end up with a huge amount of papers!
So always make sure that the new papers you find are actually directly relevant to your topic before you start researching them...

In the video below, you will see in details how to apply this technique, using EBSCOhost databases and Google Scholar.

Full-Text links in Google Scholar

If you use Google Scholar, you will love this tip.

The presentation below shows you how, with a simple set up, you can link Google Scholar with the Tavistock Library (or any library, for that matter...).

The result being that you will be able to see direct links to the full-text of documents that the library has access to!

Link to your library with Google scholar from iSkillsTav