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Using Google Scholar
It's not a substitute for Lindell Library's databases, but it's a pretty nifty supplement.
It can be particularly useful for establishing an overview of a topic, or researching multidisciplinary topics that might be difficult to research in traditional disciplinary databases.
Google Scholar does have some down sides:
The exact coverage and scope is unknown ― we can't find out which journals, books, etc., are being searched
There is no way to differentiate peer-reviewed articles
Data may be incorrect or missing
Sometimes the citations are incorrect or wrong
There is no way to use subject headings or more sophisticated search strategies
When you are using Google Scholar, tune up your skeptical radar and be careful.