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How can I get citation information from articles in Google Scholar?

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In order to get citation information from articles found using Google Scholar (scholar.google.com), enter your search terms and hit the search key.

From the search results page, click on the quotation marks under the article's listing (see below):

A box that looks like the one below will appear. From there, you can copy and paste the citation in MLA, APA,  Chicago, Harvard, or Vancouver, or you can click on one of the options beneath to import the citation into BibTeX, EndNote, RefMan, or RefWorks.

 

In RefWorks, you can also use the "Save to RefWorks" bookmarklet to capture multiple citations from Google Scholar. For more information on "Save to RefWorks", visit this FAQ.




Answered By: Elizabeth
Last Updated: Jul 15, 2021    Views: 15062