What started as a humble search engine has now become a huge collection of services, from email, to video sharing, to web browsing, to word processing and more. Google has become more and more utilized in our daily internet routines, so here are websites and tips on the most major resources provided by Google.
Google Scholar is a simple tool to search for scholarly (peer-reviewed) articles, and see how many times an article has been cited in other research. And when you hit a paywall, it can connect to Webster University Library's resources. If you are using a computer with an off-campus IP address, follow these instructions to connect Google Scholar to library resources:
