Types of Sources
Where do you go to find research materials? That is more complicated for you than it was for students fifty years ago. Before the Internet, as an undergraduate researcher, you were responsible for the sources [blank] in your college or university's library. Under certain circumstances, materials could be [blank] from other libraries through interlibrary loan services. Things have changed. As the saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility: the Internet, and all the information [blank] with it, is now available to you as a researcher. You are responsible for a lot more than is contained [blank] the walls of the library. This can feel overwhelming, so we will start by exploring the different types of publications you may encounter.
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