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Consider the following when choosing resources for your paper:
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1. Authorship and Authority (Gibaldi 41-45)
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Author Credential information:
[Note: In some cases, an organization or corporation may be responsible for a work.] |
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- educational degrees such as PhD, MD, etc.
- affiliations such as schools, research facilities or other organizations;
Hint: Often the author's affiliation and in some cases a brief biography of the author is listed at either the beginning or the end of the article or book
- work experience.
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Publisher and publication information: |
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- Scholarly, refereed or peer reviewed journal articles undergo a higher level of screening by experts in the field prior to being published.
- Publishers may be associated with educational institutions such as universities or national professional organizations such as American Psychological Association.
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Tutorial 4: Evaluating Resources, page 1 of 3
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