SP 21 Charrad

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SP 21 Charrad

When I think about academic research (i.e. doing research in college/at the university level), I consider myself to be: *

An expert researcher! I know how to use databases, search for newspaper articles, and could locate a book on the shelves.

An intermediate researcher. I know how to search using the library catalog, but don't really know how to handle the results.

A beginner. I know that I have access to a library, but I don't know anything beyond that.

As of today, where are you most likely to start your research? *

Google

Wikipedia

UT Libraries Website

Other:

Think for a moment about information resources along a spectrum. At one end of your spectrum there is a magazine (US Weekly, People) that you can get at the grocery store, and at the other end is a scholarly journal. If you were holding the scholarly journal in your hands, what is one characteristic of it that you would expect to see? What defines a scholarly journal/resource and sets is apart from a more popular magazine like People? *

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