Title: Ethics in Communication COMM 477
1Ethics in Communication COMM 477
2library.gc.cc.fl.us/
3How to Identify a Scholarly Article
library.gc.cc.fl.us/
4www.keene.edu/library/resources.cfm
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9deception
lying
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11PDF Full Text
12The bottom of the first page of article
13At end of the article
14Brainstorming for keywords
- Use a thesaurus
- Use database specific thesauri (available in some
databases) - Find one article on your topic, and look through
it for phrases and words that are repeated, in
the descriptor field, etc.
15Evaluating Sources
Credibility What are the authors credentials,
Is the author a respected authority, Is the
publication a trustworthy source? Accuracy Is
the article detailed, factual, current? Bias
Is bias obvious or hidden, Is article objective,
balanced, Is article concerned with the truth?
Documentation Are sources cited properly,
Can you find other sources to support the
authors statements?
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18 www.apastyle.org/elecsource.html
19Kept at the Reference Desk, Call number is
BF76.7 .P83 2001
20 Articles unavailable elsewhere (in
the library or online) can be requested through
InterLibrary Loan.
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22This form is attached to citation for article,
automatically.
Similar forms are available in other database
services, such as FirstSearch and Keene-Link.
23WilsonWeb has been replaced by WilsonSelect,
from FirstSearch
24Dozens of other databases are available in
FirstSearch
25 How to prepare for asking for help from
librarians.
- Look through textbook, communication journals for
topic, theory, references - Read through Library handout,
- Information Sources for Communication
- View this PowerPoint, located on the web at
- www.keene.edu/library/comm477.ppt
- Brainstorm for keywords write them down
- Use EBSCOhosts Academic Search Premier to find
one good article on topic - Bring the article and written keywords to the
Reference Desk during Reference hours