Use "quotation marks" for phrase searching (for example, "poisonous plants")
Search a specific domain (for example, poisonous plants site:.gov)
Search a specific site (for example, site:USDA.gov poisonous plants and reactions)
Wildcard search: use an asterisk after a root word to bring back results with all variations of the word (for example: motiv* = motivate/s, motivation, motivational)
Cross search: Google images, news, Scholar, videos
How to Cite Sources from Google Scholar
Click on the image of quotation marks below the article information.
Copy and paste the correct citation format into your document. (This will most likely be either APA or MLA style.)
Make the necessary changes to the citation depending on the citation style.
APA:
Hanging indent
Double-spaced
Match font of your paper
Find and paste the DOI (find by clicking on the title of the article - not all will include a DOI)
