Google Schoolar

Google, the premiere Internet search engine, has a separate search feature from their main page called Google Scholar.

Google Scholar allows you to search specifically for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed articles, theses, books, preprints, abstracts and technical reports from all broad areas of research. This literature comes from a variety of publishers who have allowed Google to index their content.
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Google Scholar's advanced search screen allows you to search for particular authors or for an individual publication. Also, you can restrict your search to seven subject areas.

Your search results are linked to the holdings in Olson Library (via the Article Linker technology). If a journal is available electronically, it will have the Full Text@NMU label next to it. If the journal is not available electronically, you have an option of checking whether it is available in print at Olson Library. Such citations with have the label Locate a Print Copy @NMU.		click image to enlarge

Google Scholar is not a replacement for the library's online databases. Searching the online databases will provide you with greater searching options and often better results.

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