Q. Can I get the full text of items listed in a Google Scholar search?
Yes, in many cases you can get the full text of items listed in the results of a Google Scholar search. There are three ways this can happen:
A. The item is freely available to anyone and so Google Scholar will present a link to the item.
B. The item is from a publisher participating in the Campus Activated Subscriber Access (CASA) program. Read about the CASA program and how you can enable it here.
C. You have set up library links in your Google Scholar. This allow you to access library subscription materials via Google Scholar's library link. To set this up:
1. Access Google Scholar. Make sure you are logged into any Google app so that it recognizes you when you get to Google Scholar.
2. Click on “Settings” in the left menu.
3. Click on “LibraryLinks”.
4. Search for the name of our library: Knox College.
5. Select the checkbox next to the name, then choose “save”. The name appears as "Knox College - Find It-Knox College".

After viewing results of a search in Google Scholar, links to Knox College subscribed content will appear to the left of an item:
