The document provides information on how to conduct scientific research. It discusses the differences between search and research, and between research and scientific research. It also outlines types of research such as applied research and basic research, as well as forms of research like original research and research in the humanities. The document then discusses how to select a research topic through brainstorming techniques like free writing, outlining, and mind mapping. It also provides definitions for key research terms such as citation, bibliography, reference, and plagiarism. Finally, it mentions tools that can be used in the research process such as apps for organization and citation.

2. Howto do scientific research?

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14. What is the difference between Search and Research?

16. What is the difference between Search and Research?
Search is trying to find something by looking or otherwise
seeking carefully and thoroughly, whereas research is the
systematic investigation into and study of materials and
sources in order to establish facts and reach new
conclusions.

17. What is the difference between Research and Scientific
Research?
Research is The process of finding solutions to problems
after a thorough study and analysis.
The process of finding solutions to problems after a
thorough study and analysis, whereas scientific research is
The application of scientific method to the investigation of
relationships among natural phenomenon, or to solve a
medical or technical problem.

18. Types of research
1- Applied research
It is research that seeks to answer a
question in the real world and to solve a
problem.
2- Basic research
It is research that fills in the knowledge we
don't have; it tries to learn things that aren't
always directly applicable or useful
immediately.

19. Forms of research
➢ Original research.
➢ Scientific research.
➢ Research in the humanities.
➢ Artistic research.

20. Paper
Article
Review
Article
Book

23. How to select a research topic?

27. Brainstorming

28. What is Brainstorming?
A group problem-solving technique that involves the
spontaneous contribution of ideas from all members
of the group in order to solve a problem.

30. Why Brainstorming?
× Helps bringing forth ideas.
× Helps to make connections.
× Helps to organize thoughts.
× Helps to create questions for your research.

31. Brainstorming techniques
× 1- Free writing technique.
× 2- The outline technique.
× 3- Mind-Mapping.

32. Mind Mapping

33. What is Mind Mapping
× A mind map is a visual representation of
hierarchical information that includes a central
idea surrounded by connected branches of
associated topics.

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38. World Wide Web

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45. PDF

46. PPT

47. Site:edu

48. Sites to seek

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55. Advanced
× Research Paper
× Review Article
× DOI (Digital Object Identifier)
× ISBN (International Standard Book Number)

56. Advanced

57. × It is the way you tell your readers that certain material in your
work came from another source.
× It also gives your readers the information necessary to find that
source again, including: information about the author. the title
of the work.
What is the “Citation”?

58. Citation
examples

59. You might have consulted a lot of books, essays and websites
for writing something. Though you might have referred to these
while preparing a write up, the content of these might not have
been included in the actual text. This is what refers to
bibliography. References are those that are directly included in
your actual text.
Difference between bibliography and reference?

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How to Cite?

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63. the practice of taking someone else's work or
ideas and passing them off as one's own.
Definition of “Plagiarism”?

64. Publication
Impact factor (IF) h-index

65. Apps to seek

67. Microsoft OneDrive
Microsoft OneNote
Microsoft Word
Researcher
Zotero
Mendeley
SimpleMind
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