Across
- 3. How recent or up-to-date a source is, particularly important in rapidly changing fields.
- 5. Type of a source that consists of original materials or first-hand accounts of events, such as letters, diaries, or interviews.
- 6. Online collection of sources, often accessible through libraries.
- 8. Trustworthiness and dependability of a source in providing accurate information.
- 9. Using someone else's work without proper citation.
Down
- 1. Descriptive paragraph accompanying a citation, providing a summary and evaluation of the source.
- 2. Process where other students or experts evaluate your work before final submission.
- 4. Information about a source, including author, title, publication date, etc.
- 7. Type of source written by experts in a field, often peer-reviewed.