Evaluating Credible and Scholarly Scientific Sources

Evaluating Credible and Scholarly Scientific Sources

When looking up various scientific topics, including the example topic this week on technology and food production in the U.S., you will find all kinds of information out there. Not all of it is reliable. In order to determine if a source provides credible information, you will need to take the time to evaluate that source first before you can trust its content. Who is the intended audience of the source? Who is the author or publisher and what is their purpose for publishing the resource? These are examples of the questions you will want to ask yourself when evaluating a source.

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Examine these three sources and fill out the following worksheet for each one. You will be determining what type of source it is (scholarly, credible non-scholarly, and non-credible), its level of credibility, and its possible value or use within the scientific conversation about technology and agriculture in the U.S.

Principles of Contract Law: In celebration of the upcoming 2016 Rio Olympics,

Principles of Contract Law COURSEWORK: In celebration of the upcoming 2016 Rio Olympics, the Mayor of Sheraton in conjunction with the local news paper the Sheraton Daily Examiner decided to hold a race whereby anyone running from Sheraton Town Hall to Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square, London would be paid £500. The race will commence at 10.00 a.m. on Monday 1st August, covering a distance of 20 miles and the winner would be paid £25,000. The competition was widely advertised in the Sheraton Daily Examiner and the purpose behind the event was to promote sport and healthy living in the community. Annie decided to enter the competition and duly arrived at the town hall at 10.00 am ready to start the race. At the start of the race at 10.00am Imran was out for his usual morning run and seeing the other runners decided to join in. Imran had not seen the advert for the race in the newspaper. As the runners, with Imran in the lead, approached the finishing post their attention was drawn to a notice set up by the Sheraton Daily Examiner saying that the prize money had been withdrawn and congratulating the runners on being healthy. Advise Annie and Imran if they are entitled to claim the prize money. Would it have made any difference if the Mayor and newspaper had placed a revocation advert in the local Sunday newspaper? Notes:- 1- footnotes. 2- make the explanation clear and understandable. 3- use OSCOLA referencing and please put books and online journals to support the case.