Ofsea English Editing

The quality of your paper directly depends on the sources it is based on. That is why it is crucial for you to be able to distinguish between the authoritative and shallow information. You have a wide variety of options to draw information from: journals, newspapers, scientific articles, books, Internet, etc. You just need to be aware of the purpose of every single source not to make a mess of your paper.

All the sources of information can be divided into two large categories: online or printed materials. Here we will reflect which of them is the most appropriate for academic writing.

The Internet gives a more superficial look at the problem than the printed editions, without the deep insight into the problem as in the book.

The majority of Internet sources do not provide citations to other sources, whereas most academic literary sources include detailed reference list for further research.

No one controls the quality of the information that appears on the net, so you are at risk of including some incompetent data in your paper. Most printed sources are peer –reviewed and it gives you guarantee that the information you use is reliable.