A effective search tool is needed to access scholarly literatures by researchers, writers, librarians, publishers and professional people. As it Google Scholar is designed to facilitate access to universal scholar texts. The electronic and print resources in your library are available via link resolver as a part of the Google Scholar search results. If libraries’ holdings are listed in OCLC’s Open WorldCat, Google Scholar link will lead to the Open WorldCat database as each Google Scholar book result. Google Scholar works with scholarly publishers and societies and makes scholarly information searchable.

Google has the same access to scholarly search results as Google Scholar does. Why do we use Google scholar instead of Google? With the question, I click on ‘About Google Scholar’ and know what it is, what its features are and how to use it. At the first paragraph I have already introduced Google Scholar and will do its features and use as the following from my experience.

Google Scholar appears a more complicated webpage when you enter it via its classic search page which is almost the same as Google. Scholarly information is always connected to libraries and publisher listed on the functional bars. You as one of all users can find the scholar book result in your local libraries. On –campus users will facilitate access to their library’s resources by the way of Library Links Program. Scholar Preferences are a form with condition options to find refined search results. You don’t simply type several words to search but add more supplementary conditions for fine results. If so, you still don’t satisfy the search result and can choose Advanced Scholar Search which helps you with the method of specific words such as author, publication, date and so on.

Advanced Scholar Search and Scholar Preferences look like two forms to be filled in by the users. Generally the example forms are offered to tell people how to fill in and what should be filled in. If you are not sure what you will do, Google Scholar Help gives an explicit description and an example picture marked by Arabic numbers. All steps are directed one by one. When you want to write something, you often use Scholar Search Tool. The huge amounts of search results bring you to feel headache and confused. Now Advanced Search Tips at Google Scholar makes it easy to explain search operators with more than one example. The scholar information search becomes simple and easy. The part of Frequently Asked Questions concerns the common questions users met.

The facilitating access to scholar information helps users to save much time and close to ‘Stand on the shoulders of gaints’.