Statistics: Online resources

Google Scholar is a search engine that provides a broad search of scholarly literature. It covers multiple disciplines and sources.

It has advantages as it is easy to use but it sometimes shows non-academic materials and has limited search options.

Logging in to Google Scholar

You may not have access to everything in Google Scholar, but if you log in you can get access to everything Oxford has access to. To see these links in your Google Scholar results, you must first tell Google Scholar that you have access to the University of Oxford library subscriptions by following these steps.

• Open Google Scholar and sign in via the Sign In button
• Click on the Menu
• Click Settings at the bottom of the left-hand menu
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• On the Settings page click on Library Links on the left hand menu
• Type University of Oxford in the search box
• Multiple options will appear tick University of Oxford - Fint it @ Oxford
• Saving your settings by clicking the save button

You will now see 'Find it @ Oxford' links next to items in your Google Scholar results that you can use to access the full-text provided by library subscriptions.

You can also install the a Google Scholar extension to your browser. this will allow you to look up articles as you browse the internet.

• Go to the Settings page as described in Logging in to Google Scholar
• On the Settings page click on Button at the bottom of the left hand menu
• Click on the link Install Scholar Button to look up papers as you browse.

• Follow the instructions for your browser.

The following links provide access to sources of statistics information on the web.

The following websites provide access to professional associations and societies who provide support and resources for statistics.

You can find additional LibGuides here that will help you identify other resources and use library services.