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How do u tell if a source is scholarly?

I have to have 5 scholarly sources but I do not know where to look.

Last Updated: Nov 16, 2011 | 42 Views

Topics: Research, Articles

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The best place to find scholarly sources is in Academic Search Complete. Go to the How to Use EBSCO LibGuide (link below) and click on the EBSCO Academic Search Complete tab. From this page you can get into the database and get step by step instruction for using the database.

To get scholarly articles all you have to do is perform your search and from the result list, simply select the Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals box and click the Update Results button. All your results will now be from scholarly (peer reviewed) journals.

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How to Use EBSCO

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