Peer-Reviewed Articles - HUM 150 - Intro to Film Appreciation

What is Peer Review?

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What do peer-reviewed articles look like?

This video will show you. Watch 0:29-2:20. Video citation: Moody, E. (2007). Scholarly vs. popular periodicals. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysPDZGj3cRA&t=6s. Used by permission.

Find peer-reviewed articles in EBSCO Host

To find peer-reviewed journal articles:

Use the search box below, and check the "Peer Reviewed" box.

How do I read a peer-reviewed article?

Video created by Kishwaukee College Library.

I don't see the article! Help!

What is "Full Text"?
Some EBSCO Host articles are not in "full text." You will see a citation, but not the actual article itself.

To get only full text articles in EBSCO Host, check the "Full Text Available Online" box on your search screen.

What if the article I want isn't in full text?
There are a couple of things you can try:

1. Google Scholar: Watch the part of this video that begins at 2:03.

2. Interlibrary Loan: Watch the part of this video that covers Interlibrary Loan (2:43-3:15)

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HUM 150 - Intro to Film Appreciation

What is Peer Review?

What do peer-reviewed articles look like?

What do peer-reviewed articles look like?

Find peer-reviewed articles in EBSCO Host

To find peer-reviewed journal articles:

Use the search box below, and check the "Peer Reviewed" box.

How do I read a peer-reviewed article?

How do I read a peer-reviewed article?

Video created by Kishwaukee College Library.

I don't see the article! Help!

What is "Full Text"? Some EBSCO Host articles are not in "full text." You will see a citation, but not the actual article itself.

What is "Full Text"?
Some EBSCO Host articles are not in "full text." You will see a citation, but not the actual article itself.