Associate your works in Google Scholar by establishing either a public or private directory of your citations. The listing can be created in literally minutes, then allow google to do all the heavy lifting on listing your future publishing as well as keep track of who’s citing you! To get started, visit: http://scholar.google.com/intl/en-US/scholar/citations.html or choose the Get My Own Profile button on the right hand side above the Citation indices.See the example below for Albert Einstein’s citation page.
No configuration is necessary. When you conduct a search within Google Scholar, articles that can be linked to full text will have a "Molloy Full Text" hyperlink at the right of the results as illustrated below:
You can connect via the instructions in the GET IT FAST box or use the GoogleScholar searchbox provided on this guide. You can also manually configure Google Scholar on your home computer or laptop in a few simple steps:
Once you are in Google Scholar, click on the three vertical lines in the far left, then the gear icon for Settings or just go directly to the settings.
Setting Additional Preferences: While in the Scholar preferences, you may also want to take a moment to set the Search Language to English and if desired,
If students and faculty access Google Scholar via our A-Z Database links, no configuration is required. Simply enter your network or Canvas username and password and you will be automatically linked to all of Molloy's full text databases.
Or, click on the link below.