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Connect to Google Scholar

Did you know you can link Mahoney Library's resources to Google Scholar, to get even more full text results? Here's how:

1. Go to the  
2. In the top left corner, click the three horizontal lines to open the menu
3. Click on "settings"
4. Click on "library links"
   
   
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5. In the search box, type in "Mahoney library" or "黑料正能量" (both will work) and click on the checkboxes that appear
   
   
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6. Click save! These settings will remain as long as you have cookies turned on. Results that Mahoney Library has access to will show a blue hyperlink to "Find at Mahoney Library" on the right. You will still have to log into each site to verify your 黑料正能量 access

 

Research Rabbit

Research Rabbit is a website that helps you collect, discover, and organize research sources.

You can:

• Save articles, books, and papers into collections for different courses and projects
• Read articles through linked pdfs that Research Rabbit finds
• Discover papers similar to those you've already found, as well as other papers by the same authors
• Visualize how papers and authors are connected
• Share collections with others and collaborate instantly
• Export collections to Zotero

To start using Research Rabbit, simply visit their website and make an account.

 

Zotero

Zotero is a bibliographic tool to help you export, collect, organize, cite, and create bibliographies from your research sources.

You can:

• Save and store articles, books, and websites into folders for different courses and research projects.
• Attach pdfs, documents, and screenshots to sources and annotate them with your own notes.
• Generate in-text citations and bibliographies in whatever style you need.

The two aspects of Zotero consist of a browser extension and the desktop application. The application has already been downloaded to all the computers in the Mahoney Library, the Academic Success Center and the Henderson Hall labs. Students only need to register for an account to make use of this program.

Students can also download these versions to their own computers (provided they have administrator rights) by following the procedures found in the step-by-step instructions for accessing and installing Zotero.