Major or field of study : Business Administration
Use your own field of study as a launching pad to find a topic or main point, narrow a specific focus, and develop a focused and interesting claim and discussion ideas of your major and potential opportunities
Locate two useful and relevant sources for your research project's report and argument sections.
- One popular online source
- One scholarly source found through the university's library databases
Complete the provided chart for your selected sources to evaluate their appropriateness for inclusion in your project. Then reflect on your source's appropriateness and your process for evaluating the source.
Source Appropriateness Evaluation Chart
YOUR NAME
Department of Language & Literature, North Carolina Central University
ENG 1210.OL1: English Composition II
Professor Amara Hand, MA
DUE DATE
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Source Appropriateness Evaluation |
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Article information in APA-style citation: |
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Intended Audience: |
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Author expertise & affiliations: |
Supporting/supplemental research: |
Author’s purpose & stance |
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Text source credibility & affiliations (e.g., a sponsoring org’s website): |
Supporting/supplemental research: |
Does the source support/challenge your position? |
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Article’s main claim |
Supporting/supplemental research: |
Argument’s persuasiveness (What evidence does the author provide? How credible are the author’s sources? Are the author’s assumptions warranted?) |
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Conclusions (Is this an accurate and trustworthy source? Do the claims result from logical presentation of evidence? Does the author take a stance, and if so, how may that stance impact my use of this source? |
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Source Appropriateness Evaluation |
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Article information in APA-style citation: |
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Intended Audience: |
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Author expertise & affiliations: |
Supporting/supplemental research: |
Author’s purpose & stance |
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Text source credibility & affiliations (e.g., a sponsoring org’s website): |
Supporting/supplemental research: |
Does the source support/challenge your position? |
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Article’s main claim |
Supporting/supplemental research: |
Argument’s persuasiveness (What evidence does the author provide? How credible are the author’s sources? Are the author’s assumptions warranted?) |
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Conclusions (Is this an accurate and trustworthy source? Do the claims result from logical presentation of evidence? Does the author take a stance, and if so, how may that stance impact my use of this source? |
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