CNX 179: Music and Environment
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Scholarly Communication
Before 4:00pm on Wednesday, September 28th, please view the three short videos below,
read three pages of the linked How to Read Scholarly Articles guide, then answer a few questions.
-- Thank you! Lisa Stillwell, CNX 179 Librarian
Peer Review Explained
Video Created by NCSU Libraries.
Citation: A (Very) Brief Introduction
What is citation? Why do we cite?
Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary?
Video created by the Suffolk County Community College Library.
How to Read Scholarly Articles
Librarians at the City Colleges of Chicago Harold Washington Library created a fabulous guide on How to Read Scholarly Articles. Read the three pages linked below only-- the fourth page is specific to their library!
What is scholarly? Most first-semester first-year college students have never engaged with scholarly publications, such as scholarly journals -- and that's fine! The librarians have no expectation that any of you would have access to such materials in high school.
The Anatomy of a Scholarly Article Learn the common characteristics of scholarly articles published in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences.
Strategies for Reading This page offers helpful tips for reading and understanding scholarly articles.