This document outlines a research workshop that will help students improve their research skills. The workshop will cover search techniques, evaluating resources, applying information to research needs, and leaving with at least one relevant source. Students will learn to start with what they know, ask questions to refine searches, and follow citations ("chase footnotes") to find related articles. The workshop will also discuss researching authors, specific databases, open web resources, organization tools, and contact information for the librarian presenting.
Introduction to information researching and critical thinking for a UCLA Freshman GE Cluster course, "Frontiers in Human Aging." This seminar focuses on arts and humanities in relation to aging (ageing). (To see the text of this session, view the Notes pages after downloading this slide show.)
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Learning Outcomes
Search tips
Research Process
The Information
Research Activity
Contact information
Workshop Outline
3.
Students will demonstrate search techniques for research
project
Students will be able to critique resources and information
retrieved from relevant sources
Students will apply and synthesize information retrieved from
resources available into their knowledge base, interests, and
research needs
Students will leave the workshop with at least one relevant
resource or more to apply towards their research essay
Learning Goals
4.
Search what you know.
Use what you have.
Ask questions and then ask more questions.
Use these questions to refine your search terms.
Search with the main ideas (Keywords).
Searching
5.
Have you ever found an article that was perfect?
Wish you had more just like it? With a little research you will.
Footnote chasing is the act of finding citations and references in
your current article and using these articles for your research.
Searching Tip
8.
Research the authors.
This will help you understand their characters.
Take notes on who they are and where they came
from.
Incorporate this into your research.
Know the Authors