If you are a student in a university or a person who has a academic career probably you are familiar with internet articles and like many people you are afraid of confuse your work with lots of unnecessary or fake information. As technological developments became more effective in our lives, sometimes it brings their problems too. Probably you are about to start for your new research and you don’t know where you should exactly start. Here is our list to help you in your academic career.
Google Scholar
For many of internet users Google Scholar is the first of all academic search engines. You can search your paper with filters by date, theme or language. The website has almost 200 million works inside and it is free like most of the Google’s sub applications. Also you can find full PDF document of lots of articles in here. Today, it is world’s biggest search engine and the most popular one. You can add your favorite article in your library also.
Mıcrosoft Academıc
Just as Google Scholar, Microsoft Academic is a free and multidisciplinary academic engine that belongs to Microsoft cooperation. You can find many of filters option here; the authors, top institutions, top journals, top conferences and publication types. Beside of there is trend topics on the top of the page, it has also blog which publishes different articles regularly. We are sure that you can simply find here what you need to know in 220 million paper work.
Academıc Info
For Lowcountry Graduate Center University’s journal, this engine is the best. They are right to think like that because it contains online degrees, online colleges and educational resources. You can find endless subject guides in the main page. Also, the journal manages its website degrees by subject, college guides and popular resources. It is better to glance at the link before you finish your researches.
BASE
Here is most detailed website for your academic researches. You can either basic or advanced search here, also this website save your search histories. Their open name is Bielefeld Academic Search Engine which belongs to Bielefeld University. There are over than 145 million documentaries from 7 thousands resources. Beside of all, you can search your documentaries in bilingual form.
CORE
Their motto is “The world’s largest collection of open access research papers Search in CORE”. You can find also related articles, abstracts and comments from former users. You can sort the documents by relevance or recency. Beside of the several language options, it also includes repositories part when you search your title.
Scıence.gov
It is linked with United States federal agencies. It searches more than 60 databases and 2 thousand scientific websites. These are 2 opportunities which for undergraduate students and graduate students. You can refine your researches by topics or authors either.
Worldwıdescıence.org
Here is a composed of both national and international resources. It also provides translates in its documentaries. You only need to use it is a downloaded Adobe Flash. You can both check your results in a HTML form or all full text and in the meanwhile you can also see the media resources. Other good thing is you can search by the country which you wish.
ınfotopıa
This is the different website when compare others and also the most enjoyable one. You can find many things in arts, biography, games, health, history, languages, literature, math, science and technology and social science. Also you can simply access to images that related with your area.
https://www.lowcountrygradcenter.org/the-6-best-search-engines-for-academic-research/
https://www.rasmussen.edu/student-experience/college-life/15-educational-search-engines/
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