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How to Critically Analyze Information Sources

A guide to the critical questions you should ask when you consider the appropriateness of a particular book, article, media resource, or Web site for your research. This guide will show you how to evaluate periodicals by looking at their format, intended audience, and appearance.

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How to Identify Scholarly Journal Articles

Evaluating the sources you find is a crucial step in the process of scholarly research. The questions you ask about books, periodical articles, or multimedia sources are similar whether you're looking at a citation to the item or have the item in hand. This segment discusses how to recognize and find scholarly journal articles.

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Helpful sites

Use this space to submit a link to a site you have found particularly helpful in your research for this course. Make sure that you have evaluated it first as a scholarly resource.

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Gavel, by noyava. Source: Flickr

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Evaluate Web sites

Wondering whether or not the web site you're citing is an authoritative source?

Look at: Evaluating Web Resources

It's a guide that lists ways to analyze Web sites.

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COML 1114: FWS: Multiple Voices (Fall 2009) Tags: literature class_guide fiction writing linguistics_language_literature

Analyze

Analyze sources

How to Identify Scholarly Journal Articles

Helpful sites

Judge

Evaluate Web sites

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