Hi Leah,

If you use Serials Solutions for your AtoZ list, the peer reviewed links, as they explained to me, are generated from Ulrich’s. That’s what we’re using, as well as the peer-reviewed limiters from the aggregated databases (even though the data is sometimes wrong).

 

Leslie

 

 

 

Hello collective wisdom:

            Does anyone know of an easy, one-stop place for students to find out whether a journal title is peer-reviewed other than UlrichsWeb?  Although they aren’t as comprehensive as UlrichsWeb, I have found a few online listings that could serve as partial substitutes.  I’ve also found a couple libraries that don’t appear to subscribe to UlrichsWeb, and I’ve noted the information posted on their websites about how to determine if a journal is peer-reviewed.  If your library does not subscribe to UlrichsWeb, what do you tell your students to use as an alternative for finding out what journals are peer-reviewed?  Thanks very much!

 

Leah Monger

 

 

 

 

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