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identifying scholarly sources
ENL 101 | Unit 3 Lesson 2
SEE: ANATOMY OF A RESEARCH PAPER
What makes a source scholarly?
EXPERTISE
Written by experts in a field to share original research with other experts.
CITATIONS
All source material is thoroughly cited by the author.
REVIEW
Subject to a “peer review” or “referee” for accuracy and validity by independent experts. Standard practice for academic journals and university publishers.
news, business, & entertainment
Popular
academic, peer-reviewed journal
Scholarly
Where was it published? Are articles published here subject to peer review?
Who are the authors? What are their backgrounds? What else have they written?
Who is the publisher? What is its function in the field? What else does it publish?
Identifying a scholarly sources requires asking some questions
PURPOSE: Why was this paper written? To inform? To persuade? Does it have any biases?
ACCURACY: Is the information supported by evidence? References?
AUTHORITY: Is the author an expert in their field? What are their qualifications?
RELEVANCE: Does the information address your research interest?
THE CRAAP TEST
CURRENCY: When was it published? Is the information up to date?
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