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Welcome to the Grey Literature guide! This guide will help you find and evaluate reliable online sources to use in your studies.
The term grey literature refers to published and unpublished research, such as reports, government documents, and presentations which you can find simply through Google!
Grey literature is often the best source of up-to-date research as you don’t have to wait for it to go through the publication process. Grey literature usually is not found on the library website or in databases.
Grey literature does not go through the same peer-review process as journal articles. However, it can still be a reliable resource for you to use. Just make sure that you evaluate grey literature before using it.
Grey literature is useful because:
Government Documents | Newsletters | Data sets |
Theses and Dissertations | Conference proceedings | Lectures |
Blogs and Social Media | Videos | Research proposals |
Company/Industry reports | Policy statements | Emails |
Geological and Geophysical surveys | Fact sheets | Patents and Standards |
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