Research An Introduction. What is research? Best defined as the search for knowledge. Research is what you do when you try to obtain information. There.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Dos and Donts of Table of Contents Next Page Previous Page Glossary Return to last page viewed Exit.
Advertisements

To make it easy on yourself, use the index card system.
How do I cite my resources? What’s a notecard?
What is Plagiarism? buying, stealing, or borrowing a paper (including, of course, copying an entire paper or article from the Web) hiring someone to write.
Plagiarism and Citations
Introduction to MLA Format
Introduction to MLA Format
Paraphrasing and Plagiarism 10 th Grade World History Research Paper.
Copyright and Citation. Plagiarism – A Persistent Problem “ I found your speech to be good and original. However, the part that was original was not good.
+ Research Source Basics. + Types of Research Sources Print Sources Books Articles from Journals Articles from Newspapers (the only exception to the no.com.
Citing Sources in a Research Paper MLA Format. What Is MLA? MLA is the Modern Language Association. MLA is the Modern Language Association.
Copyright Basics Middle School. Copyright and Fair Use What is “intellectual property?” What is “intellectual property?” Ideas and creative works Ideas.
RESEARCH PAPER English III. Objectives  Students will learn prewriting, drafting, and revising techniques for writing a literary research paper  Students.
PLAGIARISM.
The Tools That Are Needed When Writing A Research Paper
What is it? Let’s decide as a class..  They don’t know that Park University doesn’t allow plagiarism  They don’t understand what plagiarism is  International.
Note-taking and Citing your Sources
MLA Citation Notes. Why should I bother?  It’s about academic honesty—give credit where credit is due  It’s about covering your gluteus maximus in case.
How to Create a Research PowerPoint
Avoiding Plagiarism Dr. Wood Freshman Seminar Fall 2009.
PhD Course Information Literacy, part : Digital Library, Catalogue, WaY : Break : Bibliographic databases
W. Torres What is plagiarism?.
Introduction to Citations and Bibliographic Writing Formats.
DO NOW! What is the purpose of having sources for a research paper?
AVOIDING PLAGIARISM. Taking someone’s property without permission is stealing.
What it is and how to avoid it.
3 rd Grade Animal Research Project. Collecting Information It is your job to learn how to collect information using a variety of sources. For this project,
Plagiarism and Citing Sources LIBS 100 June 13, 2005.
Journal - Research K/W/L K – What do I know about researching & writing about a topic using credible sources? K – What do I know about researching & writing.
Learning the Conventions of Academic Writing. Research writing in each discipline follows certain conventions. Special forms are required for citing sources.
Summarize: Take several sentences of information and condense it into shorter form in your own words. Source # ________ Point in the paper where the information.
State Research1 State Research Part 1  Types of resources  Bibliographic information  Plagiarism  Paraphrasing.
Using the Library Effectively Finding the resources you need to succeed with Mr. Pickman’s research paper (some links will not work unless you are logged.
AVOIDING PLAGIARISM.
Conducting and Tracking Research Academic Argument Research.
Research Skills. Electronic Sources of Information Search Engines Search Engines Databases Databases Communication Communication Tools Tools.
Speech Gathering Information. Sources – Yourself Personal Experiences Use your knowledge on the topic Firsthand info is interesting May be the only info.
 Any place information is found. Such as a book, journal, periodical, person, database, or Web site.
The Documented Essay Using the Web and Other Resources Effectively.
What is a research note card? Notecards are 3x5 index cards with only one, just one, no more than one fact per card. There are 4 components to making an.
Research Vocabulary. Research The investigation of a particular topic using a variety of reliable resources.
Research Terminology. Encyclopedia Gives facts about nearly everything. The articles tell about planets and plants, about animals and buildings, and about.
Introduction to Research Source Cards and Note Cards.
 Skills Notes and Practice: MLA Style and Plagiarism  Review Current Events Journal assignment and Unit I Schedule  Assign homework By the end of class.
Psych 100W Lecture 2. What is plagiarism? Plagiarism is "the uncredited use (both intentional and unintentional) of somebody else's words or ideas.”
Teaching Assistant: Jack Horton
Creating a Works Cited page in MLA format
The Note Card System.
Cite Your Sources True or false quiz
Point in the paper where the information will be used _________
Cite your Source! Friday, August 10, 2012.
Bibliographic Writing Formats
PLAGIARISM THE DOS, DON’TS AND CONSEQUENCES
Discovery Learning by Investigation
Research 101 Just the Basics!.
Research Paper Notecards
Notecards.
Plagiarism: Especially on the Internet
What It Is & How to Avoid It
FINDING AND CITING RESEARCH FOR A RESEARCH ESSAY (dr. atkins, a
PLAGIARISM THE DOS, DON’TS AND CONSEQUENCES
AVOIDING PLAGIARISM.
Career Research Project
Putting the vocabulary into action…
PLAGIARISM THE DOS, DON’TS AND CONSEQUENCES
Plagiarism & Citations
Research Paper Note Cards
Argumentative essays.
Fusion: Integrated Reading and Writing Book 2, Third Edition
Hey! What’s all this about the MLA?
Presentation transcript:

Research An Introduction

What is research? Best defined as the search for knowledge. Research is what you do when you try to obtain information. There are many ways to conduct research but all of them involve utilizing something called a source.

Sources A source is defined as a place where one finds or obtains information. Sources can be divided into three basic categories: Print Web Other

Print Sources Print sources include physical books, magazines (periodicals), newspapers, pamphlets, and anything else that has been published in print. Print sources are generally regarded as more reliable than web sources. Why?

Web (online) Sources Web sources are simply sources found on the world wide web. They should be used judiciously because anyone can create a blog or website.

Other Kinds of Sources Videos Interviews CD-Rom AVL- Alabama Virtual Library Other online databases

Note Cards and Source Cards Note cards should be used to record information from a source. Source cards are used to record the bibliographic information about a source.

Bibliographic Information The publication information of a source. For example: Collins, Suzanne. The Hunger Games. New York: Scholastic Press, Print.

Works Cited A works cited page is a list of all bibliographic information of sources used in a report. We will use MLA style- Modern Language Associationmore on this later

Plagiarism The act of stealing or copying someone elses ideas or writing and presenting it as your own. There are two kinds: Intentional Unintentional Both are considered plagiarism

Avoiding Plagiarism In order to avoid plagiarism you must know how to take good notes. There are three ways to use source material correctly. 1.Paraphrasing- rewriting in your own words 2.Summarizing- condensing material 3.Direct quotations-using quotations with quotation marks to show clearly that the words do not belong to you.

Possible Topics Animals Famous People Historical Events Natural Phenomena (earthquakes, storms, volcanoes, etc.) Mysteries (Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, Bermuda Triangle, etc.) Sports (by the decade- Basketball in the 80s, etc.)