Peer Review in Five Minutes

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2009

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Peer Review in 5 Minutes provides an introduction to the process of peer review, the publications that result from the process, and its role in scholarly research and the creation of new knowledge. The video concludes by pointing to libraries for further help in finding peer-reviewed articles.

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Created at NCSU Libraries lib.ncsu.edu Content for this video was created by Hyun-Duck Chung, script and narration; Susan Baker, graphics and animation; Chris Hill, music. More information on this video can be found here: lib.ncsu.edu/tutorials/pr/credits

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Library & Information Science, undergraduate

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/47003

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Information Literacy Tutorials

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