You can't directly add an article group in Google Scholar. Google Scholar doesn't have a built-in feature to create or organize groups of articles. However, you can use several workarounds to manage and access your research effectively:
1. Create a Personal Library
- Save articles: You can save articles to your personal library by clicking the "Save" button under each article.
- Organize by folders: Within your library, you can create folders to categorize articles based on topics, projects, or other criteria. This allows you to group articles by your own definition.
- Access your library: Your saved articles and folders are accessible through the "My Library" section on your Google Scholar profile.
2. Use External Tools
- Citation management software: Tools like Zotero, EndNote, and Mendeley allow you to import articles, organize them into collections, and annotate them. These tools can also help you create bibliographies and generate citations.
- Google Drive: You can create folders in Google Drive to store PDF files of articles and organize them into groups. This approach is useful for storing and accessing articles but doesn't offer the same level of organization as citation management software.
3. Utilize Advanced Search Filters
- Search by author: You can search for articles by a specific author or a group of authors to find relevant publications.
- Search by publication: You can search for articles published in a particular journal or by a specific publisher.
- Search by keyword: You can use keywords to narrow down your search results to articles related to your research topic.
By combining these strategies, you can effectively manage and access your research articles without relying on a built-in "article group" feature in Google Scholar.
