How to Use Peer Reviewed Resources

The video tutorial introduces students to various peer-reviewed resources for academic writing, including Google Scholar and Encyclopedia Britannica. It explains how to use these tools for research and citation, emphasizing the importance of peer-reviewed sources. The tutorial also covers specific resources for Shakespeare research, such as OpenSource Shakespeare and JSTOR Learning Labs, providing guidance on how to find and cite relevant academic articles.

What is Google Scholar and how does it differ from regular Google?

Explain the meaning of 'peer-reviewed' in the context of academic resources.

What are some advantages of using Google Scholar for research?

How can Encyclopedia Britannica be beneficial for academic research?

Describe how OpenSource Shakespeare can assist in writing about Shakespeare's works.

What is JSTOR and how can it be used for research on Shakespeare?

Discuss the importance of verifying sources when conducting research online.