So as the members in my group of three we discussed the sources we will use for our individual papers, and got feedback from the other group members on what the sources help support. We developed a criteria that our sources should be able to meet in general regardless of the genre, the sources need to be:
- Relevant to the assignment's topic
- Provide a clear example of writing in the field of study
- Be comparable to writing in other fields of study
- Be a reliable source
In my case one of my original possible sources didn't meet the criteria, so I decided not to consider including it in my report. I also learned of a good place to find a lot of scholarly articles, if I go to the UofL homepage and click on the library link I can select an online library that holds J.pegs of scholarly articles.
We also discussed how to organize and implement our interviews into the report, the interviews can be used as background views and real life examples of what the writing is used for and what it can affect. So my sources are reports of projects or possible project that have happen or could happen in the real world, then my interviews can be used to explain what the report actually means or what it is used for in respect with the topic that report is about.
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