It is possible to search using Keenious in a number of ways to make it most convenient to integrate with your research workflow. A web-based version allows for the input of text or upload of files for searching from any browser, while plugins for Microsoft Word and Google Docs enable searching directly from documents as you work.
Web Interface
Once you login to your Keenious account, you will be taken to its Explore menu, where you can upload a PDF, or paste in a URL or text to use to search for articles.
Google Docs plugin
The Google Docs plugin integrates seamlessly with to allow you to search for articles using Keenious from your files in Google Docs.
Microsoft Word plugin
It is added to your Microsoft Word if you use it with your ceu credentials.
The Keenious Research Explorer window will quickly analyze either the full text or a selection of text from your document and display a list of journal articles related to your document.
It will also suggest topics related to your document, which can be used to further explore and identify relevant research.
You can use filters to narrow down recommendations, based on date of publication, citation count, or keywords.
Selecting an individual article will provide you with a more detailed view of the article abstract and other descriptive information, as well as a list of topics and related articles to explore.
From here, you can generate a citation for this article by clicking on the quotation icon, add the article to your bookmarks by clicking on the star icon, or access the full text through CEU Library, or the article DOI link.
If you can not find the article, try Libsearch or InterLibrary Loan.
