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11/3/21, 2:11 PM Print https://content.uagc.edu/print/Winckelman.6528.21.1?sections=ch04sec4.3,ch04sec4.4&content=all&clientToken=8318aacc-4937-6150-1ad7-aa5ac606aea7&np=ch… 1/11 4.3 How Do I Evaluate a Source’s Relevance? Your Road Map to Success: Section 4.3 Learning Outcome 4.3: Identify the criteria used to evaluate the relevance of information. Why is this important? You might assume that when it comes to sources for your research paper, the more you have, the better your paper will be. But quality is more important than quantity. Being able to evaluate the relevance of information will help you stay focused on your goals by eliminating unnecessary information. How does this relate to your success in this course? Mastering this learning outcome will help you identify and avoid tangential or nonessential information that could distract you from the central focus on your research. When evaluating sources, including sources found on the Internet, in the library, or in print, be sure to consider whether the content meets your needs. This is called determining an information source’s relevance. This goes beyond simply asking if the source relates to your topic. Rather, how well does it help answer your question or enhance your understanding? Keep in mind that a resource may not be an exact match or completely answer your question, but it could describe a certain angle of your topic that you may want to explore further. Therefore, it could still have value for you. Deciding whether something is relevant to your research is a bit of a judgment call, but the following strategies can help. Revisit the Scope of Research As you consider sources, it’s important to keep the scope of your research in mind. As we explored in Chapter 1, your research question should be narrowed according to the purpose of the research as well as the audience. A brief PowerPoint presentation intended to introduce a topic to your classmates, for instance, will require definitions and other fundamental types of information, whereas a 20-page research essay for your instructor will require deeper evidence and analyses. Notice how the intended audience dictates the focus and depth of the information. Content is generally created for different groups, such as practitioners, researchers, the general 11/3/21, 2:11 PM Print https://content.uagc.edu/print/Winckelman.6528.21.1?sections=ch04sec4.3,ch04sec4.4&content=all&clientToken=8318aacc-4937-6150-1ad7-aa5ac606aea7&np=ch… 2/11 public, or maybe special-interest groups within the general public, such as those who belong to certain political parties, religions, lifestyles, and so on. In thinking about relevance, Irwin reconsiders the scope of his research once more. He has chosen to focus on how social networks have impacted business, and marketing in particular. His digital literacy teacher and potentially his classmates are his audience, so he needs information that is professional but not overly technical. One w ...
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11/3/21, 2:11 PM Print https://content.uagc.edu/print/Winckelman.6528.21.1?sections=ch04sec4.3,ch04sec4.4&content=all&clientToken=8318aacc-4937-6150-1ad7-aa5ac606aea7&np=ch… 1/11 4.3 How Do I Evaluate a Source’s Relevance? Your Road Map to Success: Section 4.3 Learning Outcome 4.3: Identify the criteria used to evaluate the relevance of information. Why is this important? You might assume that when it comes to sources for your research paper, the more you have, the better your paper will be. But quality is more important than quantity. Being able to evaluate the relevance of information will help you stay focused on your goals by eliminating unnecessary information. How does this relate to your success in this course? Mastering this learning outcome will help you identify and avoid tangential or nonessential information that could distract you from the central focus on your research. When evaluating sources, including sources found on the Internet, in the library, or in print, be sure to consider whether the content meets your needs. This is called determining an information source’s relevance. This goes beyond simply asking if the source relates to your topic. Rather, how well does it help answer your question or enhance your understanding? Keep in mind that a resource may not be an exact match or completely answer your question, but it could describe a certain angle of your topic that you may want to explore further. Therefore, it could still have value for you. Deciding whether something is relevant to your research is a bit of a judgment call, but the following strategies can help. Revisit the Scope of Research As you consider sources, it’s important to keep the scope of your research in mind. As we explored in Chapter 1, your research question should be narrowed according to the purpose of the research as well as the audience. A brief PowerPoint presentation intended to introduce a topic to your classmates, for instance, will require definitions and other fundamental types of information, whereas a 20-page research essay for your instructor will require deeper evidence and analyses. Notice how the intended audience dictates the focus and depth of the information. Content is generally created for different groups, such as practitioners, researchers, the general 11/3/21, 2:11 PM Print https://content.uagc.edu/print/Winckelman.6528.21.1?sections=ch04sec4.3,ch04sec4.4&content=all&clientToken=8318aacc-4937-6150-1ad7-aa5ac606aea7&np=ch… 2/11 public, or maybe special-interest groups within the general public, such as those who belong to certain political parties, religions, lifestyles, and so on. In thinking about relevance, Irwin reconsiders the scope of his research once more. He has chosen to focus on how social networks have impacted business, and marketing in particular. His digital literacy teacher and potentially his classmates are his audience, so he needs information that is professional but not overly technical. One w ...
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Research! Linked Assignments Annotated Bibliography Length: 5 citations and annotations Value: 15% Research Paper Length: 2-3 pages Value: 20% Research Infographic Assignment Length: One poster page Value 10% Annotated Bibliography Provide a working bibliography of FIVE (5) sources, with annotations indicating why you believe the work you have chosen is a suitable one for your research paper. Use the criteria from the course notes to prove that your source is appropriate. Each entry should include: 1. Full bibliographical information: author, title, publisher, date, internet address (URL) or library database. For this class we will be using APA format. 2. Two to four sentences that summarize what the article/book/video (or other item) is about. Two to four sentences that discuss the usefulness of this article to your paper. One or two sentences identifying why you determined whether this was an appropriate source. Each of the annotations should be about a paragraph, no more than half a page. You will be judged on accuracy, quality of research and critical ability. Note that all five works are expected to be judged suitable. Sample See handout Research Paper Using the Powerpoint presentation for inspiration, research a technology, idea or concept that you would like to see implemented in the field of public health, food security, public art, or climate change adaptation to address an issue or problem you have identified. Your goal is to write a short paper in which you try to convince your audience to adopt this new technology, concept or idea. This paper is based on the concept of a policy briefing, though we will be adapting the format to suit our needs. Audience: your audience should be a person or group of people who have the capacity to implement the technology, idea or concept you are proposing. For example, if you think that a great climate change adaptation idea is to build porous sidewalks and alleys as they have in Chicago and other cities, then you would address your paper to city council. If you think that Camosun College should have more public art, then you would address your paper to Camosun College Administration. So do a bit of research and discover whom to address your paper to. Tone and Terminology: Make sure that the tone you use in your writing is appropriate. In most cases, your tone should be professional and concise. Avoid jargon that your audience would not know. (And please remember that I need to understand what you are writing). Your goal is to communicate, not to confuse. Purpose: Your purpose is to persuade your reader to adopt the technology, idea or concept that you are presenting. Make sure to inform your reader what the current issue or problem is, as well as how it will be addressed by adopting the technology, idea or concept you propose. To do this, you will have to research what the current dialogue or conversation on the topic is. A strong persuasive paper will inclu.
Research! Linked AssignmentsAnnotated Bibliography .docx
Research! Linked AssignmentsAnnotated Bibliography .docx
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Research! Linked Assignments Annotated Bibliography Length: 5 citations and annotations Value: 15% Research Paper Length: 2-3 pages Value: 20% Research Infographic Assignment Length: One poster page Value 10% Annotated Bibliography Provide a working bibliography of FIVE (5) sources, with annotations indicating why you believe the work you have chosen is a suitable one for your research paper. Use the criteria from the course notes to prove that your source is appropriate. Each entry should include: 1. Full bibliographical information: author, title, publisher, date, internet address (URL) or library database. For this class we will be using APA format. 2. Two to four sentences that summarize what the article/book/video (or other item) is about. Two to four sentences that discuss the usefulness of this article to your paper. One or two sentences identifying why you determined whether this was an appropriate source. Each of the annotations should be about a paragraph, no more than half a page. You will be judged on accuracy, quality of research and critical ability. Note that all five works are expected to be judged suitable. Sample See handout Research Paper Using the Powerpoint presentation for inspiration, research a technology, idea or concept that you would like to see implemented in the field of public health, food security, public art, or climate change adaptation to address an issue or problem you have identified. Your goal is to write a short paper in which you try to convince your audience to adopt this new technology, concept or idea. This paper is based on the concept of a policy briefing, though we will be adapting the format to suit our needs. Audience: your audience should be a person or group of people who have the capacity to implement the technology, idea or concept you are proposing. For example, if you think that a great climate change adaptation idea is to build porous sidewalks and alleys as they have in Chicago and other cities, then you would address your paper to city council. If you think that Camosun College should have more public art, then you would address your paper to Camosun College Administration. So do a bit of research and discover whom to address your paper to. Tone and Terminology: Make sure that the tone you use in your writing is appropriate. In most cases, your tone should be professional and concise. Avoid jargon that your audience would not know. (And please remember that I need to understand what you are writing). Your goal is to communicate, not to confuse. Purpose: Your purpose is to persuade your reader to adopt the technology, idea or concept that you are presenting. Make sure to inform your reader what the current issue or problem is, as well as how it will be addressed by adopting the technology, idea or concept you propose. To do this, you will have to research what the current dialogue or conversation on the topic is. A strong persuasive paper will inclu ...
Research! Linked AssignmentsAnnotated Bibliography .docx
Research! Linked AssignmentsAnnotated Bibliography .docx
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Term paper guideline to follow.
Term paper guideline
Term paper guideline
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Overview Your assignment should encompass the following sections: 1. A contents page 2. An introduction - give a brief comment on the overall principles of research evidence based practice and identify why research is relevant to your clincal practice. · Discuss the different types of evidence and levels of evidence. · Detail how the essay will be structured and an outline of the points to be addressed. 3. The main body (sometimes called 'discussion') of the assignment should include two critiques of the two articles you have retrieved for the module. · The implementation of the evidence discussed in the articles and identification of factors / agencies which may influence the implementation of evidence into practice should also be discussed. · Your main body should be developed using the marking criteria stated below. 4. A conclusion is a summary of the key points that you have raised within the essay and demonstrates that you have explored the topic as set out in the introduction. 5. Appendices - if used 6. A reference list : there is a requirement for students to refer to literature other than the three articles being appraised. Your topic articles should also be referenced in your final refernce list. 7. A bibliography if applicable but not essential 8. An electronic copy should be submitted to via the Drop box in Moodle by the submission date 9. Citation Method: References must be cited using the accepted format. For guidance please locate the following link: http://www2.napier.ac.uk/gus/managing_information/referencing.html#citation 2. Section 1: PREBP 3. Examine the Relationship between the Research Process and Development of Evidence for Practice (This aspect of the Assignment is worth 35% of the total mark) 4. You should consider the content of your essay using the following headings as guidance - but note that you do not need to use the headings in your final paper. 'a . Discusses different types of evidence, levels of evidence and importance of evidence for practice.' 5. This part should identify the various ‘sources of evidence’ that may be used to inform practice and what is generally considered to be ‘best’ evidence. When writing this part of the assignment try to ensure that you acknowledge why evidence is important for clinical practice and try to indicate how good quality evidence can be generated. 6. 'b. Demonstrates awareness of research process' 7. You should acknowledge the systematic approach which characterizes research. 8. 'c. Discusses dissemination (i.e. organizations and agencies responsible for dissemination) and barriers to implementation of evidence.' 9. In this section you should identify some of the mechanisms, regulations, policies and/ or behaviours that encourage or cause barriers to the implementation of evidence. You will need to refer to national agencies and/ or organisations that facilitate the implementation of good evidence into practice as well as local strategies. Organisational, cultural and / or a.
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OverviewYour assignment should encompass the following sections.docx
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San Francisco State University HTM 515 - Final Paper/Project Format/Rubric – On Line Purpose/scope - The final analytical research paper/project is intended to engage students in a real-world issue pertaining to your respective internship. The paper’s general topic will be determined and agreed to by the intern supervisor and student. The topic should be beneficial to the company and educational to the student. Once the general topic is determined, the student is expected to define the research problem (problem statement), collect the necessary data, and report on the findings. The length of the paper is not specified; however, quality is preferred over quantity. It is expected that papers should be at least 15+ pages long (not including cover page, references, or appendices). Finally, it is required that the paper/project and findings will be presented to the internship supervisor by the student. Tutorial – For more information about the research paper, please see the online video tutorial on iLearn. Format – The final paper/project format should be double-spaced using 12-point Times New Roman font with 1” margins. Final documents for upload/submission must be MSWord or PDF. The length of the paper is not specified however, the minimum length should be at least 15+ pages long (not including cover page, references, or appendices). Content, structure, writing logic/flow, spelling and grammar will be graded as part of your final grade (see assessment rubric). Final Paper Structure – The final paper MUST include the bolded section headings as directed and be organized in the following manner: 1. Cover/Title Page – Title of the paper, course name and number, semester year, student name and identification number and instructor’s name. 2. General Topic and Research Question – Two statements identifying and articulating the topic and research question. 3. Abstract – Brief summary of the research paper – 250 words or less. 4. Introduction/Background and Statement of the Research Problem a. Introduction – Provide the reader with a description and background of the topic that is being researched. Give a contextual backdrop to why this is an important issue to be addressed. For example, what are competitors doing? What is the marketplace currently doing or headed? What happens if this isn’t addressed? How important, influential, or popular is this problem? Would research findings lead to some useful change in best practice? If a study, for instance, is researching management stress in a hotel, why is this needed? Is there turnover? Low morale? Answer the “So what?” question, why is this topic worthy of investigating. b. Statement of the Research Problem – Provide a brief discussion of the specific topic that will be investigated and addressed and why it is important. (e.g., What is the problem? Why is this problem worth investigating? Be clear about the problem statement and most importantly expla.
San Francisco State University HTM 515 - Final Paper.docx
San Francisco State University HTM 515 - Final Paper.docx
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Directions for 500Level Research Paper School of Security and Global Studies Preparing the next generation of security professionals through curriculum and teaching excellence. At this level, you are learning the core concepts of the discipline and you will produce a graduate level paper that presents a research “puzzle” relevant to the subject matter of this class. The paper will be 10-15 pages in length. The requirements for this project will mirror the requirements for all graduate papers. The paper will be typed in 12 pt. Times New Roman, Calibri, or other standard font, with margins of 1” all around. It will be double-spaced except where the format calls for single spacing, for example, block quotations and the list of complete citations. Citations will conform to the Turabian format whether you choose to use the Parenthetical/References style or the more traditional Foot- or end-notes/Bibliography style. To recap the Format of the Paper: • Title Page of the Paper. The title of your paper should be brief but should adequately inform the reader of your general topic and the specific focus of your research. Keywords relating to parameters, population, and other specifics are useful. ALWAYS use a Title Page for graduate work! Your title page will include the title, name, course name and number, and Professor’s Name. I. Introduction, Research Question, and Hypothesis (1-2 pages): This section shall provide an overview of the topic that you are writing about, a concise synopsis of the issues, and why the topic presents a “puzzle” that prompts your research questions, which you will include. This section can be preceded by an epigraph that creates interest in the topic. We encourage the use of epigraphs, but please follow the proper format for epigraphs!! II. Review of the Literature (3-5 pages): All research projects include a literature review to set out for the reader what knowledge exists on the subject under study and helps the researcher develop the research strategy to use in the study. A good literature review is a thoughtful study of what has been written, a summary of the arguments that exist (whether you agree with them or not), and are arranged thematically. The literature review is not an annotated bibliography and should be written in coherent narrative style. At the end of the summary, there should still be gaps in the literature that you intend to fill with your research. Directions for 500Level Research Paper School of Security and Global Studies Preparing the next generation of security professionals through curriculum and teaching excellence. III. Methodology and Research Strategy (1-2 pages): This section provides the reader with a description of your strategy to conduct research for this paper. It identifies your variables and how you operationalized your research approach. It describes the data you found and how you analyzed it for .
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