Types of sources

What kind of source is this? (Select all that apply.)

• Primary

• Secondary

• Scholarly

• Non-Scholarly

What kind of source is this? (Select all that apply.)

• Primary

• Secondary

• Scholarly

• Non-Scholarly

In order for a source to be considered "scholarly," it has to go through a process of what?

Where can you find scholarly sources? (Select all that apply.)

• Galileo

• Google Books

• Wikipedia reference pages

• ProQuest

What kind of source is this? (Select all that apply.)

• Scholarly

• Non-scholarly

• Primary

• Secondary

What kind of source is this? (Select all that apply.)

• Non-Scholarly

• Secondary

• Primary

• Scholarly

What kind of source is this? (Select all that apply.)

• Primary

• Scholarly

• Secondary

• Non-Scholarly

Which of these is a primary source?

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How can you tell if a source in a Wikipedia reference page is scholarly?

• If it's by someone who has a doctorate, it's scholarly.

• If it has a volume and issue number, that indicates it's from a scholarly journal.

• The scholarly sources are always listed first in the reference page.

• If it was written by three or more authors, it's scholarly.

If you find a source you want to use but it is locked behind a paywall, what should you do?

• Pay for it

• Don't attempt to get access at all; just move on

• See if the Super Search has it

• Protest