topic: Scholarly resources

What is the information cycle? It is about how, when and where to find information concerning historical events It is the progression of media coverage of an event, from the day of the event to the months or even years after the event It is the processing of scholarly information by researchers, where information goes through various stages of publication All of the above For scholarly resources, the peer-review process involves: The evaluation of scholarly research by other scholars or group of experts by using standardized methods such as the CRAAP test The evaluation of a researcher's findings by a group of experts in the same field in order to determine the quality and significance of the new research The process of reviewing and publishing scholarly articles in open access journals and under creative commons licenses O All of the above The main sections of an academic article include: An abstract or a summary of the article and a conclusion where the authors summarize the results of their research A body section, which can contain sub-sections such as literature review, charts, graphs, tables, etc. A reference section with full citations for the sources mentioned in the article, which can help with further research All of the above Google Scholar can be a good option for research, except when: Looking for subscription-based resources such as articles, peer-review articles, books, technical reports, theses, etc. Searching for academic/scholarly resources publicly available on the web Limiting results to certain types of file formats such as PDFs, JPGS, PPTs, etc. All of the above Why is Open Access important for higher education? It makes the research literature more valuable It helps mitigate the high cost of journals It makes research free to read and re-use All of the above