1. By: Philip Schill

2.  a function of the Google search engine that allows you
to search through scholarly journals, books, legal
documents, professional societies, and university
websites
 allows you to view whole or partial publications of
some degree of quality and professionalism
 filters out most of the non-accredited sources

3.  Has Google's advanced search engine
 Better chance of getting a free article
 Accessible anywhere
 Save books to your Google library
 Teachers can preview books before they
buy them

4.  Only useful for high school
 Not everything is free
 Does not provide a detailed summary
of the sources that are searched.
 Search results are mixed

5. This is a great resource for High school
Social Studies teachers.
Teaching lessons about notable US Supreme court cases?
Need scholarly works to supplement the information in
your students' textbooks?

6.  Good source for:
 academic papers
 book excerpts
 legal documents

7.  Many high schools have an account with
Google scholar or Olinks that allows them to
view books and articles that otherwise
would not be free.
 High schools that do not have this set up
still have access to many free articles

8. The best use of Google Scholar is to
compliment other resources and as
a starting point for gathering
primary literature