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1) written and peer reviewed by someone credible
2) Has detailed information
3) Citations

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- Peer-reviewed
- Right credentials
- Based off other high quality research

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-Credible information is high quality and trustworthy
-peer review=high quality
-the best quality builds off other good quality

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1) information is high quality and trustworthy
2) requires peer-review to help filter out sources written by unqualified/biased authors
3) citation for sources used

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Scholarly periodicals = Academic peer-reviewed reports

Popular periodicals = On-trend articles written for views

Newspaper is considered a popular periodical

The right credentials mean listing your academic background, having peer review

Not all articles written by professionals are credible.

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- credible = high quality + trustworthy

- author's level of expertise
- author's point of view
- the publication date

- peer review to filter out bias

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- using a credible source demonstrates credibility as a writer
- sometimes you can use sources with opinions
- sponsorship can impact results

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1. use credible sources = demonstrate your own credibility as a writer
2. best quality research builds on other quality research
3. factors to contribute
- authors' level of expertise
- author's point of view
- publication date

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- scholarly periodicals - journals, written by experts
- popular periodicals - magazines
- journals are plain
- magazines are colorful and have many pictures
- journals contain an abstract, bibliography, and is longer

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Timothy Wong

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Timothy Wong
1. Scholarly is written and reviewed by experts
2. Scholarly titles are more bland, magazines have flashier titles
3. Scholarly has an abstract, bibliography, specialized vocabulary, and is normally longer
4. Consult professor if confused about sources credentials
5. Scholarly authors normally have titles for their names. eg.phd

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1. Scholarly: Journal
2. Popular: Magazine
3. we should try to mostly use Scholarly sources because they are more reliable
4. Scholarly Sources should be peer reviewed by someone who is knowledgable about whatever topic the journal is about.
5. News are also popular

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1) scholarly sources: contains credentials (phd, affilation with university)/ abstract (summarises main points)/ short biography/ footnotes
2) popular sources: contains verified facts but doesnt include references/ bibliographies
3) scholarly sources require peer-review process
4) popular sources are presented to entertain, promote pov, or to sell products
5) popular sources doesnt require expertise  in the field to understand

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- look for credentials + abstracts (scholarly)
- scholarly periodicals have footnotes/bibliography
- scholarly periodicals normally go through a peer review process
- newspapers count as popular periodicals
- there are grey areas between scholarly and popular periodicals

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Credible: Information is trustworthy and high quality
High quality sources allow for a more credible argument
Authors

Factors of credibility:
- Authors expertise
Point of view
Date of publication

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1. evaluate authority of your sources before using them
2. newspaper also considered popular
3. scholarly = journal popular = magazines
4. peer review: scholarly written by experts and then review by other experts
5. magazines flashy colors and ads while journals few or no ads at all

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High quality information
publication
peer reviews

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- periodical: publications published regularly
- scholarly periodicals have abstracts & biographies
- trade/professional publications are for specific people
- though experts, those are probably not peer reviewed
- news are also popular not scholarly

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- By using credible sources, your own writing is more credible.
Source's Credibility:
- Author's expertise (degree)
- Point of View (potential bias)
- Date of publication (outdated)

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- By using credible sources, your own writing is more credible.
Source's Credibility:
- Author's expertise (degree)
- Point of View (potential bias)
- Date of publication (outdated)

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Scholarly periodicals are journals

Popular periodicals are magazines

Scholarly journals have citations and credibility of the author

Scholarly journals are peer reviewed

Popular articles are 1-5 pages

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when the sources are cited
when it is peer reviewed
date of publication

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Scholarly = Journal
Popular = Magazine
journal covers are plain with no ads inside
newspaper = popular
credentials =  PHD or university connections

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riots in france

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animal abuse

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1. scholarly periodical = journal
2. popular periodical = magazine
3. Scholarly periodicals are usually written by experts
4. Newspapers are popular periodicals
5. peer-review is important

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- Scholarly periodicals = Journals
- Popular periodicals = magazines
- Peer review process = review of article by expert + article written by expert
this then becomes peer review journals
- Scholarly article could contain affiliation of college, abstract, credentials, longer article
- There are grey areas in deciding if a source is a scholarly article, thus, ask you teacher for help, if needed

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peer-reviewed

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Artistic and philosophical § Political and historical

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Artistic and philosophical § Political and historical