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Tips from the UniSA Library on how to identify scholarly or academic resources for use in your assignments. Licence: CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/) For more from University of South Australia visit: UniSA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UniSA/ https://www.facebook.com/UniSANewsroom/ UniSA Twitter: https ...

Watch this video to learn how to identify peer reviewed scholarly articles, common sections found in science and social science research, a note on humanities research, and reading strategies.

Learn how to evaluate scholarly, popular, and internet sources.

This lesson continues the series on how to write a research paper. Specifically, this lesson shows how students can use both libraries and the internet resources to find scholarly and popular sources. Featured is a discussion on how to use three databases: GALE OneFile and EBSCO (Blinn College Library), and the Library of Congress. The lesson ...

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This Australian National University Library video outlines information literacy skills, strategies and tips for ensuring you use scholarly sources in your research and avoid using popular ones. Using scholarly sources in your research is key to academic success. This video will show you how to easily identify high-quality scholarly sources to ...

In this lecture, we're going to talk more about finding sources and about note taking. we have the most scholarly sources, the library databases, Google Scholar, and Sage Open. In the middle here, are news sources. Now news sources are more scholarly than the popular sources, but not as scholarly as say, the library databases. You can learn how ...

A tutorial describing how to read a scholarly article. Contact us https://www.lib.uwo.ca/contact/ for more assistance. How to Read a Scholarly Article by Western Libraries is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/deed.en_GB

Struggling with university-level writing? You’re not alone. Writing for university often feels like navigating a maze without a map. It’s overwhelming, confusing, and feels impossible to get right. You don’t know what your teachers want, you’re not sure how to organize your ideas, and every draft feels like starting over. Why? Because ...

How to Find Academic Articles A Partial Perspective This video explains exactly how you can find academic articles and other scholarly sources without having to subscribe to an expensive journal! Very useful information for students and anybody else hoping to get scientific articles for free. We use these same techniques to find articles for ...

Recognize the structure of scholarly articles in order to use them most effectively in your research projects. With Tim Lockman, Kishwaukee College librarian.

By the end of this video you will learn about using the CRAAP evaluation method for evaluating sources for your research.

This video explains how to use google scholar to find research papers to use as the background of your experiment and as sources in your paper. Table of Contents: 00:08 - Types of sources 01:45 - Google Scholar 03:10 - Dowloading PDFs 04:10 - Using reference lists 05:25 - Using the "cited by" link 06:20 - Refining your search terms and using ...

This guide describes how to tell if the sources you might use in a college essay would be considered "academic" in nature.

Academic research articles can be challenging to read if you're new to the topic or the writing style. In this video three faculty members at NC State University provide advice for improving your reading comprehension with scholarly articles. Takeaway #1: Read the abstract. The abstract is a short summary of the article that can help you decide ...

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Struggling with university-level writing? You’re not alone. Writing for university often feels like navigating a maze without a map. It’s overwhelming, confusing, and feels impossible to get right. You don’t know what your teachers want, you’re not sure how to organize your ideas, and every draft feels like starting over. Why? Because ...

This is the 4th lesson of a series on how to write a research paper. In this lesson, viewers learn how several ways that they can use to organize and manage the sources of information for their Research Paper. The lesson examines ways to use traditional notes in a notebook, note cards, an adaptation to the Annotated Bibliography, and how to use ...

Academic sources contain a lot of references, which can lead to confusion when you need to reference in your own assignments! Should you be giving credit to the primary (original) author, the author who wrote the article, or both? This video will explain secondary citations, using examples so you can reference with confidence. You'll find more ...

Someday soon, you'll need to find a scholarly journal article for a project or research paper. Awesome. No problem. But, wait a second, what is a "scholarly journal article?" How is it different from a popular source like a newspaper or magazine article? Good question! Let's break down the differences. Scholarly journals enable scholars ...

A tutorial describing how to evaluate sources. Contact us https://www.lib.uwo.ca/contact/ for more assistance. Evaluating Sources by Western Libraries is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

Table of Contents: 0:00 - Introduction to Writing with Sources: Quoting, Paraphrasing, Summarizing 0:22 - This video covers: 0:46 - Why use sources? 1:20 - How can I use sources? 1:57 - Quoting - When 2:34 - Quoting - How 2:58 - Paraphrasing - When 3:19 - Paraphrasing - How 3:49 - Paraphrasing - Example 4:16 - Summarizing - When 4:37 ...

Help, I've found an article but I don't know if I don't know if it is academic! Don't worry, this video will teach you the basics of identifying academic, scholarly, peer-reviewed articles. To learn more, visit: https://library.concordia.ca/learn

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This video describes the author, audience, and purpose of scholarly souces, and why/how undergraduates engage with them.

Learning to use sources in research is key to academic success. Techniques to use sources in research are easy to acquire: Signal phrases, reporting verbs, transitions and thought bridges are your tools for using sources in your research papers, theses, and dissertations. Free PDF of reporting verbs and their uses: https://bit.ly/research_verbs ...

Research Minutes is a series for undergraduate students at Cornell University covering library research topics. This segment discusses how to recognize and find scholarly journal articles.

Are you stuck? Consult with me. 📩 Email: bernardmugo@survivingresearch.com👈 Website: https://survivingresearch.com/qualitative-data-analysis-consulting-services/ 👈 Here are five clear steps you can follow to easily find scholarly articles for your research paper. Chapters 0:00 - Intro 0:16 - Have a clear research question. 1:21 ...

What are Primary and Secondary Sources? Brought to you by the University of Houston Libraries. Sometimes during the course of your research, your instructor may ask you to use primary sources. But what is a primary source, and what distinguishes it from a secondary source? A primary source is a firsthand account of a topic, generally created by ...

Don’t believe everything you read! A source has to give you a reason to trust it before you can accept what it’s trying to tell you. You can’t just accept it on faith when someone tells you there are goblins on the moon. How do they know that, and how can they prove to you that it’s true? (They can’t!) But you need to learn to trust ...

Students will learn how to incorporate sources into their college or university research papers. They will be able to effectively structure sources, include analysis and use sources to support an argument.

Peabody Library provides a brief overview on what makes a scholarly periodical different from a popular periodical. Created by Eli Moody, 2007. Follow Vanderbilt on Twitter: https://twitter.com/vanderbiltu, on Instagram: http://instagram.com/vanderbiltu and on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vanderbilt. See all Vanderbilt social media at ...

A "Quick Tip from the UGL" video: Scholarly articles can be dense and difficult to read. This short video explains steps that undergraduate students can take to better understanding scholarly writing. How to read a scholarly article: 1. Read the abstract. 2. Read the conclusion. 3. Read the first paragraph or the introduction. 4. Read the first ...

What is a scholarly resource and what makes it scholarly? When should scholarly resources be used? For more on Finding and Evaluating Resources: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8g2zv8CUeJeqfWe6mwSXJtBRvKEPt4Sh Contact us: https://www.murdoch.edu.au/library/help-support Murdoch University Library acknowledges the Whadjuk and Binjarep ...

Writing a research paper? How do you determine which sources are credible and reliable?

This video explains what peer reviewed sources are, why you should use them, and how to find them through database searches. It also covers how to check if an article is peer reviewed using the Ulrichsweb database. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction 0:09 What is "peer review" 0:53 Source peer review articles – Gale Academic Onefile 1:15 Source peer ...

Learn about primary sources, secondary sources and tertiary sources (also sometimes referred to as primary and secondary data). We explain the three different types of sources (with examples), the advantages and disadvantages of each, and when each is most appropriate. OVERVIEW: 00:00 Intro & overview 00:40 What are primary sources (primary ...

This video outlines the key differences between primary, secondary and tertiary sources in academic research. This introductory guide will show university students how to correctly distinguish between types of information sources, so that you always choose the right types of sources for your assignments. This video will save you and stress when ...

Learn how to identify if your sources are academic or not. Learn how to find credible and reliable sources for your research! Find out the differences between academic and non-academic sources, highlighting their distinct characteristics and appropriate uses. Check these tips on source analysis. Academic sources, such as peer-reviewed journals ...

This video teaches students the difference between primary and secondary sources and why each one is important when creating research projects.

This brief video explains how to identify whether a source is scholarly or popular. Part of the InfoRhode Tutorial Series: http://web.uri.edu/library/inforhode-tutorials/

Primary and secondary sources are the two main types of sources you’ll use for your research. This video will walk you through what their differences are and when to use which. Subscribbr https://www.youtube.com/scribbrus?sub_confirmation=1 Intro - 00:00 Primary source - 00:30 Secondary source - 1:41 When to use which - 2:43 ...

If you’re engaged in academic writing, then how to find references is probably a common challenge. And if you’re new to university, finding quality references can be pretty overwhelming. So in this video, we have compiled several tips that we’ve gathered from our own experience and from our viewers. So keep watching if you’re new to ...

IVC Library Video Tutorial Series - Quick tutorial on formatting MLA citation for scholarly journal articles. The tutorial is using MLA Style 8th edition.

Use our Evaluating Sources checklist to learn how to identify a scholarly journal article.

In this tutorial, you will find out what types of sources will you need for research & how to tell if the source is a good one to use.

With these simple hacks, you can read any academic journal article in 10 minutes or less. The secret: journal articles should NOT be read front-to-back, word-for-word. Only a few parts of a journal article are relevant to the student researcher. The rest should be skipped. ⌚ SECTIONS: Intro 00:00 Why Journal Articles Are Hard to Read 00:19 ...

In this video, you will learn how to choose the most reliable sources when researching a topic for a research paper. We will define reliable sources, discuss the author's impact on reliability (purpose, bias, and potential agenda), explore ways to assess the reliability of a source, and list commonly unreliable sources. Do you enjoy my free ...