Identifying Scholarly Information
Scholarly information is created by experts and academics in their subject areas. The results of their research are published in books and journals intended for other scholars, experts, and students of the discipline. In this manner, knowledge of a subject grows and further research is encouraged. To be successful in your research assignments, you must be able to identify, select, and use appropriate scholarly information sources.
What is the difference between scholarly and popular publications?
What is "peer-review"?
Your professor may direct you to use only articles from peer-reviewed journals in your research. Watch the following video to find out what this means.
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