Answered By: Alissa Link Cilfone
Last Updated: Aug 02, 2021    Views: 61

  1. The best way to do this is by using the Think.Check.Submit resource. Use this resource to critically examine email solicitations and journal websites for red flags.
  2. Learn more about predatory publishers in this guide published by the Library. In addition, you can practice evaluating journal websites in this tutorial.
  3. Corroborate claims made by the journal (regarding indexing, the composition of the editorial board, peer review type) on trusted third party websites.
  4. To receive a second opinion, reach out to the library or your subject-specific librarian for additional help.