Writing

Peer-Reviewed Journal

a high quality source of information which uses experts to screen each article submitted to the publication

Example.

The New England Journal of Medicine

Fair Use

a legal doctrine that allows limited use of copyrighted material without the owner's permission under certain conditions

Open Source

work meant to be shared freely with the world

I-Chart

type of graphic organizer used for inquiry and research; organizes information by planning, interacting, and integrating/evaluating

Liability

the state of being legally responsible for something

Keyword (Research)

specific, relevant search terms

Attribution

giving credit to the creator or source of a piece of work or information, acknowledging their contribution and allowing others to know where the information came from

Copyright

legal protection for original works

Example.

a book author has copyright over their written work

Licenses

ways in which people can use copyrighted material