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Showing posts with label Research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Research. Show all posts
Friday, March 12, 2010
Research Process
1. Find a topic
2. Formulate questions
3. Define the population
4. Select a research design
5. Gathering data
6. Interpret the evidence
7. Tell the story
2. Formulate questions
3. Define the population
4. Select a research design
5. Gathering data
6. Interpret the evidence
7. Tell the story
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Scientific Method
1. Identify the problem.
a. Conduct literature review.
b. Gather preliminary data.
2. Propose a hyopthesis as a means of explainin the problem.
3. Gather data relevant to the hypothesis.
4. Process and interpret data in order to emperically test the hypothesis.
5. Ascertain wheather the interpretation resolves the problem.
Beck, S.E., Manuel, K. (2008). Practicakl research methoda for librarians and informations professionals. NEw york, NY: Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc.
a. Conduct literature review.
b. Gather preliminary data.
2. Propose a hyopthesis as a means of explainin the problem.
3. Gather data relevant to the hypothesis.
4. Process and interpret data in order to emperically test the hypothesis.
5. Ascertain wheather the interpretation resolves the problem.
Beck, S.E., Manuel, K. (2008). Practicakl research methoda for librarians and informations professionals. NEw york, NY: Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc.
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