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Lots of uncertainty about what sources are credible, which they understand as “okay to use and I won’t get points docked”

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primary/secondary source

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They think there is different between physical and electronic resources and must find a physical source if the instructor requires it.

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They think there is different between physical and electronic resources and must find a physical source if the instructor requires it.

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Peer reviewed

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quantitative vs. qualitative

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Peer-reviewed

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Internal validity

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Citations - especially the difference between the citation and the bibliography

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Citations - especially the difference between the citation and the bibliography

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annotated bibliography

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Journal

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Authority

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Peer-reviewed

Distinguishing a more scholarly source from a magazine article

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Meta Analysis vs literature review

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P - value

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Literature Review vs scoping vs systematic, etc.

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Online resources vs. "using the Internet"

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Online resources vs. "using the Internet"

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database vs journal vs. website

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methodology, validity, peer-reviewed

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the difference between vendor and databases

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the difference between vendor and databases

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As a librarian, I tend to see these terms the most difficult:

Literature review vs systematic review vs scoping review

White paper versus grey lit

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Effect size

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Online v. Physical Journal

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When professors specifically ask for a  hard copy of journal and students say they can't use any articles found online

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When professors specifically ask for a  hard copy of journal and students say they can't use any articles found online

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Original research vs review/synthesis of others' research

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Also, when I talk about how to create a search, they don't understand what a phrase is (ex. "social anxiety").

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Helped student with an annotated bib assignment the other day. Professor had a different understanding of what that meant and was teaching it differently to students than I've seen. Student was confused.

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Helped student with an annotated bib assignment the other day. Professor had a different understanding of what that meant and was teaching it differently to students than I've seen. Student was confused.

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Database vs. search engine

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magazine - they've never experienced them in print

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magazine - they've never experienced them in print

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Boolean operators is a big one. I never use this term in instruction even if teaching it.

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Boolean operators is a big one. I never use this term in instruction even if teaching it.

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LOTS of students do not know what this is and how to find print books

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There can also be additional language barriers if English is not the student's first language or if their previous education was outside the US.

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There can also be additional language barriers if English is not the student's first language or if their previous education was outside the US.

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Reference materials