Since you can't be
knowledgeable about every
subject, you may need to rely on
the opinions of analysts and
experts. These people have read
many articles and books in their
field and often have practical
experience. Though you may not
agree with their conclusions,
using their experience will help
you evaluate your sources.
To find reviews
and criticism:
Ask your instructors for
their opinions about your
choice of sources.
Ask your librarian to
help you identify the best
periodical index or
reference sources to find
book reviews.
To find reviews for Web
sources, try using sites
that rate pages - like
Librarians' Index to the
Internet and the
Scout Report - for some
indication of their quality.
