Raymond H. Fogler Library
Locating Who Cited Your Work in Google Scholar
| Google Scholar is a free resource that searches for scholarly literature by automatically analyzing and extracting citations from Google-indexed online sources. |
| 1. Go to Google Scholar. |
| For this example we will search for works that cite the article Gender Differences in High-School Students' Views about Science by PH Miller, JS Blessing, and S. Schwartz |
| 2. Put information in the search box to bring up a citation for the article. Usually the last name of the first author and the title is enough. |
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| 3. The citation will tell you the number of times the article has been cited at the bottom of the citation information |
| 4. Click on the Cited By Link to bring up the works citing this article. |
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| 5. If you use citation management software, go into Scholar Preferences and change the setting to bring up a link. This will allow you import each citation. Click on the Save Preference button to keep this setting. |
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| 5. Remove any self-citations and save citation list. |
| 6. Repeat this process for each work. |
Created by: Cynthia Crosser | Revised: 12/26/2012
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University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5729
Phone: 207-581-1661 | Fax: 207-581-1653
© Copyright 2000-2013