Scholarly vs Popular Sources

ACTIVITY at 4:40 - Source 1: Developing a Regional Open Space Strategy (ROSS) for Central Puget Sound, Washington State, USA (https://tinyurl.com/tj98vka) Source 2: As Development Booms, Seattle Gives Up on Green Space (https://tinyurl.com/r57sqs5) This is the sixth in a series of videos created for expository writing program classes at the University of Washington. Videos can be watched individually as needed, or as a series. In this video, Kat explains how the differences between popular and scholarly sources and what those differences mean when researching The video series includes: Concept Mapping -    • Concept Mapping   Creating a Research Question -    • Creating a Research Question   Keyword Generation -    • Keyword Generation   Using Keywords to Research -    • Using Keywords to Research   Primary vs. Secondary Sources -    • Primary vs  Secondary Sources   Scholarly vs. Popular Sources -    • Scholarly vs Popular Sources   TRAAP - Source Evaluation -    • TRAAP - Source Evaluation   SIFT - Source Evaluation -    • SIFT - Source Evaluation   Citation Basics -    • Citation Basics   If you’d like to engage with this content in a different way, feel free to view the presentation as a Voicethread or a Google Slide Presentation. Voicethread: https://voicethread.com/share/14024846/ Google Slides: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1u4O... Created by Kat Wyly at the University of Washington Libraries; Text is licensed under a CC BY-NC 4.0 license. Images not included.