This is a way of using Google Scholar effectively. Google searches everything, Google Scholar searches journals and journals are what your teachers want to see in your papers. So don’t use Google, use Google Scholar I have done a search from home on autism treatment and I find journal articles, number one is from a journal, number two is open access but as I go down the list, I see very little full text here. What I have to do is track down where that journal was. There is a simpler way of doing that and that is going through my library. Article databases by title and type. I just look under the G for Google Scholar and then I login, you will have to login. Now, same search, and what we see on the right hand is where can I get this. This is the link to full text. There is that same pdf we saw before, we also see articles with Where can I get this. Select Where can I get this and it shows our link to holdings. We see that we can get full text of this article from Health Source. There is the fulltext that you can print, save, it’s yours to do with as you like. This is not only my library, this is from many other libraries. Simon Fraser University databases has Google Scholar as a database and so does University of Toronto Libraries. In this case, they put it under popular databases, there it is Google Scholar. Then you just connect to the resource. Look for the list of databases in your library and then look for Google Scholar. That way, it links to the journals and it saves you an awful lot of time.