Hi Chelsea I am a MBA Project Management student I am conducting a research study titled " The impact of communication skills on project success" Google scholar is giving me so many hits over 5000 for studies from 2013 onwards. How do I filter out peer reviewed and only full text articles
Wow! This is very helpful for me I am about to start writing my final project paper for BA. What a ton of insights, I really appreciate your heart to help out. Blessings!
Great video! I always direct my students to Google scholar. It can save time and it drives them towards academic sources and not random internet sources. As a professor I often find many of my colleagues have still not mastered Google Scholar! Keep up the good work Chelsea!
Hey there! Thanks for stopping by. I'm always happy to see other RUclipsrs sharing their knowledge on topics widely used, but rarely taught. Coming from a professor perspective, I'm sure you have a lot of great insight to share! Good luck on your RUclips channel!
@@smartstudent_official Thanks Chelsea, that's lovely of you to say. Yes, ultimately it is about being in a community, sharing, and supporting, as we all want positive outcomes. You are doing amazing work, keep it up. I will continue to watch your channel and follow your journey - all the best, Mark
Another great video that will keep me going in my academic journey! Do you use the standard search bar in google scholar or is it better to just go for the advanced search?
Hi Chelsea. Thanks very much for rhe information. I always love love love your content. Btw, the document would not download is there anything I can do differently? Regards, Paul B
Oh my gosh, this video couldn't have come at a better time! I'm having a ton of trouble accessing articles on Scholar. I had NO idea you could link your university accounts!
@@smartstudent_official I wasn't at ALL and I've been using Scholar for years! I usually copy the title into my university library database to find them! Ha ha.
Thanks for your super helpful content ❤️ I would appreciate if you make a video about how to do the reading in college. You know we have +5 classes per semester and it’s challenging to keep up with all of these readings
"a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction" The author: Virginia Woolf The reference: Susan Sellers. The Cambridge Companion to Virginia Woolf.p3 I have all of these three elements and i've been asked to write this quotation according to APA 7th edition. So can you please tell me how to get it done and thank you in advance.
Hey James, it sounds like you're trying to cite what is called a secondary source. A secondary source refers to content that was first published in one source and is being reused in another. In your case, Virginia Woolf is the primary source for the quote, Susan Sellers would be the secondary source. Here's how to approach this: 1. Create the full reference list entry based on your secondary source 2. In your text you will identify the primary source and then use the phrase "as cited in" to identify the secondary source. 3. Parenthetical citation might look something like this: "A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction" (Woolf, 1929, as cited in Sellers, 2006, p 186). 4. Narrative citation might be: As stated by Woolf (1929), "a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction" (as cited in Sellers, 2006, p 186). This is an example - Be sure to adjust the dates and page numbers accordingly. Hope this helps!
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Hi Chelsea I am a MBA Project Management student I am conducting a research study titled " The impact of communication skills on project success" Google scholar is giving me so many hits over 5000 for studies from 2013 onwards. How do I filter out peer reviewed and only full text articles
Wow! This is very helpful for me I am about to start writing my final project paper for BA.
What a ton of insights, I really appreciate your heart to help out.
Blessings!
Thank you so much Ma'am! That was really helpful! Much appreciated!
I can't like this video enough... thanks a lot !
Great video! I always direct my students to Google scholar. It can save time and it drives them towards academic sources and not random internet sources. As a professor I often find many of my colleagues have still not mastered Google Scholar! Keep up the good work Chelsea!
Hey there! Thanks for stopping by. I'm always happy to see other RUclipsrs sharing their knowledge on topics widely used, but rarely taught. Coming from a professor perspective, I'm sure you have a lot of great insight to share! Good luck on your RUclips channel!
@@smartstudent_official Thanks Chelsea, that's lovely of you to say. Yes, ultimately it is about being in a community, sharing, and supporting, as we all want positive outcomes. You are doing amazing work, keep it up. I will continue to watch your channel and follow your journey - all the best, Mark
Thank you kindly for your expertise. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for an exclusively insightful video!
This was a great video! It helped me so much.
Thank you so much. Its really helpful to me.
Dear Chelsea, Google scholar Beginners Tutorial was highly informative. Thank you.
This is amazing!!! Such an in-depth tutorial, thank you!
You're welcome! thank you for you support!
I'm learning.
Thank you Chelsea
You are amazing.
May 2024: still amazing and useful!
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Another great video that will keep me going in my academic journey! Do you use the standard search bar in google scholar or is it better to just go for the advanced search?
Hi Chelsea. Thanks very much for rhe information. I always love love love your content. Btw,
the document would not download is there anything I can do differently?
Regards,
Paul B
Oh my gosh, this video couldn't have come at a better time! I'm having a ton of trouble accessing articles on Scholar. I had NO idea you could link your university accounts!
Oh good!! I'm glad you found that helpful, I find a lot of students aren't aware they can do that.
@@smartstudent_official I wasn't at ALL and I've been using Scholar for years! I usually copy the title into my university library database to find them! Ha ha.
Thank you ma'am ✨
Of course! Thank you for your support of this channel!
Thanks for your super helpful content ❤️
I would appreciate if you make a video about how to do the reading in college. You know we have +5 classes per semester and it’s challenging to keep up with all of these readings
That's a great suggestion, I'll add it to my list ❤😊
Can I add a copy of my article? I just want to help people who can’t access or afford the full version.
Hii dear
I have sent request on facebook group but its still pending from few days . Please accept that .
I went ahead and accepted the requests! You should be good to go 🙂
"a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction"
The author: Virginia Woolf
The reference: Susan Sellers. The Cambridge Companion to Virginia Woolf.p3
I have all of these three elements and i've been asked to write this quotation according to APA 7th edition. So can you please tell me how to get it done and thank you in advance.
Hey James, it sounds like you're trying to cite what is called a secondary source. A secondary source refers to content that was first published in one source and is being reused in another. In your case, Virginia Woolf is the primary source for the quote, Susan Sellers would be the secondary source. Here's how to approach this:
1. Create the full reference list entry based on your secondary source
2. In your text you will identify the primary source and then use the phrase "as cited in" to identify the secondary source.
3. Parenthetical citation might look something like this: "A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction" (Woolf, 1929, as cited in Sellers, 2006, p 186).
4. Narrative citation might be: As stated by Woolf (1929), "a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction" (as cited in Sellers, 2006, p 186).
This is an example - Be sure to adjust the dates and page numbers accordingly. Hope this helps!
@@smartstudent_official well thank you so much Ma'am. I really appreciate it, and may this good deed comes back to you. Best wishes, and take care.