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2 september 2023

Evaluating information & data: Evaluate non-academic sources

Evaluating non-academic sources Non-academic sources are very valuable for scholarly research, especially in the humanities and social sciences. The challenge in using them lies in the fact that they haven’t gone through a more-or-less fixed process of quality checking before they become available, as is the case with scholarly sources (i.e. academic publications). Exercise Original source or not?

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Erasmus University Library

15 april 2020

Information Skills: Module A Understanding Information

Module A of Information Skills. Learning objectives: know the difference between popular, professional, and scholarly sources; be able to recognize a scholarly source; know the difference between formal and informal sources; know how a research article is structured; understand what 'citing' is; understand the peer review process and have a basic understanding of the impact factor.

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Tilburg University Library

27 november 2024

Libguide Wikipedia

Wikipedia is an online encyclopedic reference work, which is mainly useful for a first orientation on a topic. In this LibGuide you will find information about using Wikipedia for scholarly purposes.

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Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht

1 januari 2016

Monastic Matrix

Ongoing collection of texts (primary and secondary, in original and translation) and images of art and architecture related to religious women in medieval Europe. The site includes a repertory of over 3000 communities with links to related primary and secondary literature (Monasticon); an extensive bibliography of secondary sources (Bibliographia), along with original publications and edited primary sources hosted on the site (Commentaria and Cartularium), some of which are available for download as .pdf; a working list of terms related to religious women and their communities (Vocabularium); and profiles of religious women (Vitae). National History Day Selected Resource * NB: gebruik de 'home' link.

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Alison Beach

30 juni 2023

Search methods & techniques: Scientific or not?

Scientific or not? Scholarly or scientific articles and books are written by academics for academics and usually focus on a specific topic. The aim of a publication is to present research results and to discuss their meaning. Exercise In the exercise Scientific or not? you see characteristics of both popular and scientific journals. Related.

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Erasmus University Library

26 mei 2023

Enhancing your academic visibility & profile: YOU on the internet: Academic profiling

YOU on the internet: Academic profiling Scholarly collaboration networks, for example ResearchGate, Academia.edu and Mendeley, give you the opportunity to be found, to showcase your interests, your work and yourself and to follow fellow researchers. These networks are also used for sharing and accessing scientific articles. Scholarly collaboration networks ResearchGate Academia.edu Mendeley Suggested. Support.

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Erasmus University Library

15 april 2020

Information Skills: Module B Where to look for information

Module B of Information Skills. Learning objectives: be able to explain the difference between the Deep Web and the Surface Web; know how to use Google Scholar effectively; know what the advantages and disadvantages of Google Scholar are; know what a VPN connection is for; know what a library database is and understand why library databases are the best resources to search for scholarly material.

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Tilburg University Library

7 juni 2019

DIAMM (the Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music)

DIAMM (the Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music) is a leading resource for the study of medieval manuscripts. We present images and metadata for thousands of manuscripts on this website. We also provide a home for scholarly resources and editions, undertake digital restoration of damaged manuscripts and documents, publish high-quality facsimiles, and offer our expertise as consultants.

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Julia Craig-McFeely, Matthias Range, David Wyatt

30 juni 2023

Search methods & techniques: Google vs library resources?

Should I be using Google or the library resources? Unfortunately, it’s not simply a matter of choosing one or the other. Internet search engines like Google can search billions of public web pages for your keywords in seconds, but they cannot access proprietary data. Google vs PsycINFO Why do you have to use an academic database, like Scopus or PsycINFO? Is Google Scholar, a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature, not enough? To let you experience the differences between Google Scholar and academic database, an example. Related.

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Erasmus University Library

28 augustus 2023

Libguide Google Scholar

Google Scholar is a general search engine, containing scholarly articles. It has a large coverage and is very user-friendly. In this LibGuide you will find information about the use of Google Scholar for Utrecht University students.

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Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht