The Difference between Scholarly and Peer-Reviewed
Channel: WSU Library
Date: 2020-07-09

This Library video will discuss the differences between scholarly and peer-reviewed.

Scholarly journals
- Research focused journals
- Targeted to professionals or academics.
- Reports results of original research and experimentation, research methodology and theory
- Publisher is typically a professional association or academic press

Peer-Reviewed
- Special subset of Scholarly articles
- Peer-reviewed = refereed
- Go through an approval process which is rigorous and highly critical
- Approval process is conducted by the authors peers, (who are other experts in their field or subject)

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