Across
- 3. sources like newspapers and magazines that are written for the general public and intended to be disseminated quickly usually without citing references or in-depth research
- 5. sources like academic research articles that are written and reviewed by qualified experts and then checked for accuracy before being published
- 6. Open AI software does not reference library ______________ (so it will not populate real scholarly sources published in academic journals)
- 7. materials that include evaluations and interpretations of primary sources
- 8. materials like encyclopedias and Wikipedia that compile and summarize different primary and secondary sources
Down
- 1. Large Language Models (LLMs) do this when they make up fake sources and mix them with real sources
- 2. original materials that have not been interpreted (like birth certificates and letters)
- 4. the process of research being reviewed and critiqued by other experts before it is published in a scholarly journal
- 7. Google _____________ (a tool for finding academic and scholarly sources across fields that you can connect your Library credentials to)