Google Scholar ( beta) is a new search service which claims to enable us to “search specifically for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints, abstracts and technical reports from all broad areas of research. Use Google Scholar to find articles from a wide variety of academic publishers, professional societies, preprint repositories and universities, as well as scholarly articles available across the web.”
Hmm, it sounds like this could save researchers a lot of sifting.
Try searching for “Intuitive Practitioner” or something you’ve been having trouble finding literature for recently. Does this help?
Something tells me we’re all going to be using using Google Scholar quite a bit in future.
Andy Roberts is a writer who initiated DARnet. Contact me on aroberts@gmail.com or @aroberts on twitter
Thank you for this site Andy….looks excellent. As you say I think it will be used lots over the coming months… are you going to post about it in the community?
Looks good indeed. I wonder which sources it gets the info from.
Excellent – of course I searched for educational games
Looks good – a lot of references for the “intuitive practitioner” that I haven’t come accross before – I like the way it shows whether it’s a citation – although it doesn’t seem to have quite sussed that with the pdf files yet! I got fed up of just finding quotes from the book when i was searching earlier.
Watch out furl – here I come!
This looks really useful. Thanks
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