Alternatives to Google Scholar: What research tool do you use ... - Reddit
Alternatives to Google Scholar: What research tool do you use to find scholarship in the humanities? Recently I've been trying to de-Google. I think I've gotten rid of everything but I can't shake off …
Scholar - Reddit
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Has anyone here tried RoadScholar trip packages? : r/retirement
The non-profit Road Scholar organization, which used to be called Elder Hostel, offers a WIDE variety of small-group trips for travelers who are 50+. As their original name implies, they started with very …
Scholar Is it really worth it? : r/ffxiv - Reddit
Scholar also has a fantastic critlo spread that gives a heckin chonkin shield, though Recitation tends to be used for mobs pulls during dungeons to patch up the tank with a crit Excog. Scholar also lets me …
What alternative is there to google scholar? : r/degoogle - Reddit
Jul 26, 2022 · I use google scholar heavily to find publications. Has anyone successfully replaced this feature?
Sage or Scholar : r/ffxiv - Reddit
Scholar is probably the more complicated of the two, but they aren't really that different when you get it into it. Since you mentioned lack-of-panic-button anxiety, SCH may be the better option in that …
Does anyone really use something else than Google Scholar ... - Reddit
Does anyone really use something else than Google Scholar (+Forward/Backward Search) and Sci-Hub? Is there anyone who is really using anything else but Google Scholar and forward backward …
Besides Mystic & Scholar How would You Rank the Rest of the Tags ...
137 votes, 36 comments. So I've heard over and over again how mystic and scholar are two of the best tags and how they unlock a lot of extra content…
Farming scholar mats? : r/lotro - Reddit
Oct 9, 2022 · Scholar mats - in my experience - are farmed mostly off of mob drops, even as a Scholar, so it isn't like leveling them would help terribly much. Just note that you only really have a chance at …
What determines a person’s status as a “scholar?” : r ... - Reddit
I normally associate the title "Scholar" as denoting that a specific researcher has their salary supported in part by a particular scholarship (Rhodes Scholar, for example) rather than a broader academic status.