Notes:
I have not done anything with the text from TAMU-SA.
Questions:
Is the best place to look for peer reviewed articles a library database? Why? What about Google Scholar?
- made some edits, added quick search, (link to qs?)
Need screenshots of ways to tell if something is peer-reviewed.
Note that Quick Search can tell you if an article is from a peer-reviewed journal, but the article itself may not be peer-reviewed. Examples include book reviews and editorials. (added this info)
added a link to Ulrich's
A peer reviewed article is one that has been reviewed by other experts or scholars in the field who judge the article for quality and new contributions to the discipline. Peer reviewed articles may also be called refereed. The best place to start your search is in the library's quick search or a discipline-specific database.
Strategy #1: Limit your search to only peer reviewed articles
Strategy #2: Find out more about the journal your article was published in