Use Research Databases to find articles from magazines, newspapers, and journals, as well as e-books, videos, and images.
Peer review (also called Refereeing) refer to the process an author goes through to get an article submitted into that journal.
Let's say you are an expert in a particular field. You write an article and submit it to a journal. Your article goes through several steps before the journal may or may not decide to publish it.
1. Expert colleagues read and scrutinized your article. Your peers in the field do this review process. .
2. A panel of expert peers judge your article and act as referees. They decide whether your article adds to the knowledge within your field.
3. If your article passes this editorial peer review, the journal publishes your article.
4. All the articles within that journal go through the same process so the journal is peer reviewed/ refereed.
Use Google Scholar to find:
From off-campus, the link above will set your preferences to let you know if an item is available free from LCC Library.