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Locating amp Evaluating Sources Library Tips Overview PeerReviewed Journals Primary vs Secondary Evaluating Quality PeerReviewed Ulrichsweb ProQuest 1 2 3 Ulrichsweb ProQuest Ulrichsweb ProQuest ID: 761985

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Locating & EvaluatingSources Library Tips

Overview Peer-Reviewed Journals Primary vs. Secondary Evaluating Quality

Peer-Reviewed

Ulrichsweb - ProQuest 1 2 3

Ulrichsweb - ProQuest

Ulrichsweb - ProQuest “journal of educational research”

Ulrichsweb - ProQuest

Ulrichsweb - ProQuest

Peer-Reviewed

Primary vs. Secondary

Primary vs. Secondary Did the author(s) actually conduct the research presented?

Primary vs. Secondary Did the author(s) actually conduct the research presented? If yes, it’s primary

Primary Hints

Primary Hints “our research” “hypothesis” “sample” “Method”

Primary vs. Secondary Did the author(s) actually conduct the research presented? If no, it’s secondary

Secondary Hints

Secondary Hints “a review of” “purpose… to review”

Watch Out! “Methods” “experimental design”

Evaluating Sources A B C D = Author = Bias = Content = Date

A = Author Who is the author, publisher, source, or sponsor? What are their credentials? Are they experts in their field?

A = Author

A = Author peer-reviewed journal “scholarly” icon

A = Author

University-affiliation A = Author

What is the purpose? Is the information fact, opinion, or propaganda? B = Bias

B = Bias

B = Bias p urpose statement

C = Content Does it relate to your topic? Is it at an appropriate level? Is the information accurate / supported by evidence? Is there a reference list?

C = Content

magazine n ewspaper peer-reviewed British journal n ewspaper C = Content

D = Date When was it published or last updated? Is the information still correct/current?

D = Date

t oo old? D = Date recent

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