Non-Peer Reviewed Sources
Non-peer reviewed sources can include resources like newspaper articles, websites, government reports, magazine articles, or videos. The boxes below share some credible links and resources for non-peer reviewed Public Health Law & Ethics sources.
How Do Evaluate Non-Peer Reviewed Sources?
- Build a Fact-Checking Habit by Checking Your Emotionsfrom Mike Caulfield's book "Web Literacy for Student Fact-Checkers."
- SIFT - The Four MovesA helpful resource and checklist for evaluating internet resources.
from How to Choose Your News from Damon Brown (TED Ed)