Google (and Google Scholar) Yourself.
View how your professional profile and scholarship are seen online via the most-used search engine.
Google your name (hint: if you have a common name, you may want to also Google your affiliation with UTA, or any other institutions along with it). Record the different places you appear and note which results come up first (LinkedIn, UTA website, etc). Are these sites up-to-date? What could be improved? What results do you wish would rise to the top?
Freely available databases sometimes provide citation counts. The most popular of these is Google Scholar. Do the same as instructed above. How many citations do you have for each publication? Are your articles easy to find? Are they accessible in full-text? For more information on linking Google Scholar to UTA see http://libguides.uta.edu/googlescholar
Need (Don't Have) a Google Scholar Profile?
Now you're ready to explore and review your citations! And don't forget to update your profile regularly. See Google Scholar Citations for detailed setup instructions and further information.
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