Tips for Evaluating Information
These 5 characteristics are important for books, articles websites and all types of information. Think about these questions before you use a resource.
- Purpose - Is the content biased?
- Authority - What are the author's credentials?
- Currency - Is the information current, or out-of-date?
- Accuracy - Is the information relevant?
- Content - Is the content covered comprehensively?
Still not sure? Ask a librarian!
Guide Overview
This LibGuide serves as a research starting point for Fontbonne's Sports Management program. It is intended to identify the resources and services available at the Jack C. Taylor Library - Fontbonne University. If you want to learn more about the Sports Management major or course requirements at Fontbonne University, you can visit the program's webpage.
The tabs at the top of the page will help you to navigate between the various sections. Most of the resources listed in this guide can also be found on the Library's main page. This guide will cover:
- General Resources (Reference)
- How to find articles in Databases and Journals
- How to find Sports Management-related books in the library
- Websites and professional organizations
- How to request articles through Interlibrary Loan
- How to determine the difference between Scholarly Journals, Popular Magazines and Trade Periodicals
Don't hesitate to make an individual appointment with your liaison librarian who will explain how to find the best scholarly information.
Reference Librarian |
 Anne Bradley Links: Profile & Guides Welcome!: I am one of the evening & weekend Reference Librarians at Jack C. Taylor Library. I'm happy to help with any research or reference questions! |
Subject Librarian |
 Jane Theissen Links: Profile & Guides Welcome!: I look forward to the opportunity to assist with your research! |
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