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Grey literature

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Recognising grey literature

Which of the following could be described as grey literature?

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Correct.The correct answer is that all of these would be considered as grey literature because they are either unpublished or have been published in a non-commercial form.Your answer has been saved.
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The importance of grey literature

Grey literature is important because it is a good source of historical information.

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Correct.The correct answer is: False. Grey literature is an important source of current information on a topic.Your answer has been saved.
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Finding grey literature in Australian libraries

Where could you find older reports in paper format?

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Correct.The correct answer is a) and d). Large libraries often collect reports in paper format. If you can't visit the library in person, you can often borrow these on interlibrary loan.Your answer has been saved.
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Finding grey literature in overseas libraries

Use WorldCat to find the following Geological Survey of Canada report, 'The Tides of change: climate change in Atlantic Canada'. What are the closest areas that have libraries holding this item?

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