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often quoted in the domain (eg Blooms)

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Relevancy to overall topic (not just a sidebar), and coherent arguement

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looking at citations etc

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If its a source I've used and trusted before

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& in an authoritative Journal

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Comparing numbers of citations

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Relevancy - whether the article is relevant to your topic. Authority - how much authority does the publication journal have in the field.

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whether the topic is relevant, peer-reviewed, cited by others, cites research that seems genuine and relevant

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If it's relevant to the subject

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I do a check on the person who created it. General background, looking for anything odd that pops up

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It has looked into existing materials and cited them.

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It has looked into existing materials and cited them.

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Is it still relevant? Have there been further developments since?

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If (after reading) the methodology is sound.

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If (after reading) the methodology is sound.

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Something to argue against; anticipated objections!

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Have a scan over the abstract and see if it is what I am looking for.

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recommended by externals e.g. QAA, AdvanceHE other LD mailing lists 

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recommended by externals e.g. QAA, AdvanceHE other LD mailing lists 

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strong evaluation of the theory in practice

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strong evaluation of the theory in practice

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For me, I think if I find it useful as material I would then check through the provenance of it - who wrote it, what is their primary research area, what is the institution it comes from, which publisher, who's on the editorial board of the journal

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For me, I think if I find it useful as material I would then check through the provenance of it - who wrote it, what is their primary research area, what is the institution it comes from, which publisher, who's on the editorial board of the journal