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Finding Credible Sources
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HIST 300 - Introduction to Historical Studies: Finding Credible Sources
Getting Started
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Historical Writing
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Annotated Bibliography
Spartanburg Community College Annotated Bibliography Examples
Historiographic Essay (Literature Review)
Basic & Advanced Searching with Boolean
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Types of Searches
Developing Keywords and Related Ideas
Evaluating Websites for Credibility
Annotated Bibliography
Search catalog, Books, and E-books
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Search Strategies for Books
Scholarly Journals and Articles Defined
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Specialized Reference Resources - Definitions
Finding Credible Sources
Databases and Journal Articles
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Online Statistical Resources
Finding Articles from Citations
Archival Collections and Primary Sources
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Primary Sources for China scholarship
Important Journals on Modern China
U.K. Parliamentary Papers
Historic Newspapers and Digital Newspaper Collections
Objectivity and Bias - Newspapers
How to Google for Primary Sources
Using Google and Google Scholar
Chicago Style Citation Basics
New York Times - complimentary online access
Library Session Online Evaluation Links
Credibility
A - Authority & Accuracy
B - Bias & Beneficiary
C - Currency & Coverage
Credibility Defined
by LKaras Work
Google Evaluating Sources Tutorial
This tutorial from google goes into detail about what students should look for in sources for their paper.
ABCs of Credible Sources Transcript
Ten C's For Evaluating Internet Sources
From the University of Wisconsin Eau Clair
Internet Wayback Machine
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