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Source Evaluation
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1. What is the name of your resource? (book title or article title)
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2. Is this source print or digital?
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3. Who is the author of this piece? If not author is list, who is the publisher?
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4. What are the credentials of the author or publisher? This is the stuff that makes them a reliable source. TIP: Think of other published works, profession, experience, etc.
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5. What is the main claim or idea of this source?
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6. What evidence is used to support the claim or idea? These could be expert findings, statistics, anecdotes, or more.
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7. What is the date published?
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8. Is the article up to date?
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9. For DIGITAL SOURCES ONLY: Is this a scholarly or popular source?
Scholarly (typically from a database and peer reviewed)
Popular Source (intended for a general audience of readers, they are written typically to entertain, inform, or persuade.)
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10. If it is a database, please indicate the database you are using.
Gale Student Resources
Newsbank
INFOhio Databases
Oxford Classical Dictionary
Ancient and Medieval History
Grove Art
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11. IF IT IS A POPULAR SOURCE: In what periodical or popular source did this article appear?
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12. On the website, can you find a brick and mortar address (an actual building-- not just an e-mail address)? If you're having trouble finding this, look for an "About Us" or "Contact Us" link.
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13. Is this source peer-reviewed? This information will most likely be in an "About Us" section.
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14. Why was this source written?
To inform
To Persuade
To Entertain
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15. How could you use this source in your project/ paper?
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