How do I find books and articles that cite an article I already have?

You can use Google Scholar via our webpage  to find books and articles that cite a specific article.

Tip: If you access Google Scholar directly from the internet you must follow the steps to manually connect Google Scholar to the Walden Library.
This connection is erased when you clear your cache and cookies, and will need to be redone.

1. From the Walden Library's homepage, at the top of the page, click on Start Your Research.
2. In the left box, click on Google Scholar. 
3. In the Search box enter the title of the article in quotation marks. The quotation marks ensure the title is searched as a phrase and not as individual words.
    

   For example:

   "From Teaching to Learning"

   
    
4. Click on the Search button.
5. Find your article in the list of results.
6. Click on the Cited by link at the bottom of the article record. This will take you to a list of articles that cited "From teaching to learning."
   
   

Tips:

• Items available in the Walden Library will have a Find at Walden link in the right column. Click on the Find at Walden link to access the article in the Walden Library. 
  
  
   
• If there is no Cited By link, and you are looking at a recently published article, there may not have been time for another article to cite it and be published. Also, it is possible that Google wasn't able to find other articles that cited that article.

More Information:

• Google Scholar Guide
• Why am I being asked to pay for an article when I use Google Scholar?
• How do I set up a search alert in Google Scholar?
• How do I find an article by title in Google Scholar?
• How do I find an article by DOI in Google Scholar?
• How do I get the full text of an article?

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