To find the most recent papers on Google Scholar
1. Click “Since XXXX” to show only recently published papers, sorted by relevance.
2. Click “Sort by date” to show just the newest additions in reverse chronological order (newest to oldest)
3. Click "Create alert" envelope icon to have new results periodically delivered by email
Tips:
1. Use the Create Alert after running a search and choosing your limiters. An alert will periodically be sent to your email address
2. The links to the articles should go straight to the article if you are on campus and we have electronic access to that publication
3. The save (star) icon will open up and/or save record to your Google Scholar My Library where the article finder links should appear
Clicking the Star Save under a record will save it to My Library
When you click on the save, you'll be able to create a collection (if one already exists), or add the record to an existing collection. The star will now show up as a solid color as long as it is saved to My Library in all future search results
Notice that your collection name will show up next to the title of the record. The article linking information is moved and can be found by clicking on the double arrows
The Button extension loads automatically in Chrome. Some browsers you may have to go the browser's extension manager in order to install it.
You know it is installed when it shows up as the Google Scholar icon in your browser bar.
When you are on any web page, just highlight an article title or citation and click the icon. You may be able to directly go to the article or, at the very least, save it to to My Library
