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Searching for Peer Review

Updated 2022 This video is taken from QUT Library's 'Study Smart: information research and literacy skills' tutorial. Module 2.3.2 Databases http://studysmart.library.qut.edu.au/... This video is licensed by QUT Library under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike International 4.0 License (CC-BY-NC-SA) Transcript: Searching for peer reviewed articles - (use gambling ethics as example in search) To search for peer reviewed articles, start by entering your keywords in the library search box. Click Search In most databases, 'peer reviewed' is an option in the filters. In the library catalogue you can choose online and peer reviewed. This list now contains articles from peer reviewed journals. If you need to double check that a journal is peer reviewed ... Copy the name of the journal and use a database called UlrichsWeb to find out. To find UlrichsWeb, use 'Find Databases' on the library website. Enter the name of the database, UlrichsWeb, in the search box and click to search. Click on the title to connect. You will need to enter your QUT login. Paste the name of the journal to check in the UlrichsWeb search box and click to search. For this example, there are print and electronic versions of the journal. The symbol of a book at the beginning of the line, indicates that the journal is peer reviewed. Click on the title for more details to find the full record for the journal. If you need more help, contact the library. Updated January 2022