When to Use Print or Non-Electronic Resources  Print or non-electronic resources may be appropriate if you need…    ~ subjects not covered by electronic resources ~ older materials  ~ historical topics  ~ a comprehensive search  ~ articles that have been reviewed by experts or editors [“peer reviewed”] ~ multiple viewpoints on an issue  ~ overview or background information ~ scholarly, popular, or professional/trade information. (See Using Scholarly Versus Popular Resources for more information.)  ~ articles that have been reviewed by experts or editors.  ~ detailed information on a topic.  ~ multiple viewpoints on an issue. ~ an overview or background information on a subject.  ~ statistical information.  ~ information presented in graphs, tables, or charts.  ~ photographs or illustrations.