This box lives at How To Do Research > Sources of Information
It is included on the
- Types of Sources page of the English Comp Canvas Module
- Types of Sources page of the Dimensions/Connections Canvas Module
Information can come from a variety of sources - media, blogs, books, journals, magazine articles, and expert opinions - but choosing the right sources depends on the question you're trying to answer. Before jumping into your search, reflect on the scope of the question you're asking and consider the types of resources (primary, secondary, tertiary) you'll need to support your argument. Use the list below to familiarize yourself with the types of sources available and how they can be used along your research journey.
This box lives at How To Do Research > Sources of Information
It is included on the Types of Sources page of the Dimensions/Connections Canvas Module
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This box lives at How To Do Research > Sources of Information
It is included on the
- What is a Scholarly Source? page of the Scholarly Sources module
- Types of Sources page of the Dimensions/Connections Canvas Module
Credible Sources? Scholarly Sources?
You may have neem told to use credible sources or scholarly sources in your research. What does that mean?
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