How to Show Milner's Find It Link in Google Scholar
You can make the Milner Library Find It link 
appear in your Google Scholar search results, so that you can click it to find out if Milner has print or online access to articles you found on Google Scholar. If Milner does not have access, submit an Interlibrary Loan request (a FREE service). Most Find It menus have an Interlibrary Loan option that you can use to login to interlibrary loan, which will pre-fill the request form with the information for your article. You can also login to your Milner Library Interlibrary Loan account and fill out a request form.
Locating the Milner Find It Link in Your Google Scholar Results
When you search Google Scholar, you should now see a Find It @ ISU link next to many of the search results, which usually indicates that Milner Library has online full text access to those articles:
For some results, the link may be hidden, which usually means that Milner has only print access to an item, or Milner does not have access in print or online and the item may be requested via interlibrary loan. Click the double arrow icon at the bottom of the article listing next to the links about citations and versions:
You should then see the Find It @ ISU link next to the double arrow icon:
NOTE: Books do not have a Find It @ ISU link in Google Scholar. To look for access to a book that you find on Google Scholar, try checking the Milner Library Catalog and I-Share Catalog.
Generating Result Reference List
Like many of the library's databases, Google Scholar offers an icon that you can click to generate a reference for a source that you would like to use in your research.
Click the quotation marks icon underneath a search result:
You will then get a citation popup, where you will see citations for the source in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. There are also links at the bottom to export the reference to four different types of source management tools:
