What is Google Scholar?
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Google Scholar is an easy way to search for scholarly literature. Search results include articles from Belk Library databases, Google Books, Open Educational Resources and more. |
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To find the full text of articles in Belk Library databases, follow the "Where is the full text" instructions below
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When you're away from Elon, follow the "Use Google Scholar off campus" instructions below to find scholarly articles that are in Belk Library databases
Use Google Scholar off campus
First set your preferences to Elon University before you begin using Google Scholar so you can access the articles when you're away from campus:
- Go to the Google Scholar webpage http://scholar.google.com
- Click on the "hamburger" menu (3 vertical bars), then on Settings
- Click on "Library links"
- Search for "Elon University"
- Check the boxes next to "Elon University - Belk Library Elon University" and "ELON UNIVERSITY - ProQuest Fulltext"
- Search for "worldcat"
- Check the box next to "Open WorldCat - Library Search"
- The list of library links should now have checked boxes next to these three items:
7. Click on "Save"
Where is the full text?
Articles
- On the Google Scholar results page, look for the phrase "Belk Library Elon University" to identify articles that are available in our databases
- Click on the article's title to go to the article
- The phrase Belk Library Elon University is a link that will take you to a webpage displaying options for accessing the article
- You may be prompted for your Elon username and password
Books
- On the Google Scholar results page, look for the "Library Search" link under the ">>" icon
- Look in the list under "Find a copy in the library" to see if "Elon University" is listed
- If Elon is not listed, search the library system directly by title
