Suggestions to Enhance the Scholarly Search Engine: Google Scholar

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International Journal of Engineering and Information Systems (IJEAIS) 3 (3):11-16 (2019)
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The scholarly search engine Google Scholar (G.S.) has problems that make it not a 100% trusted search engine. In this research, we discussed a few drawbacks that we noticed in Google Scholar, one of them is related to how does it perform (add articles) option for adding new articles that are related to the registered researchers. Our suggestion is an attempt for making G.S. more efficient by improving the searching method that it uses and finally having trusted statistical results.

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Ibrahim M. Nasser
Samy S. Abu-Naser
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