Hello Big wide world, this is my very first blog!! woo hoo!! Larry Bernal is looking forward to communicating with the virtual, and otherwise somewhere out there. 1-15-21010
step 1: I have 4 tabs open on Internet Explorer, (i am not familiar w/ Firefox)
step 2: Tab 4 is open to my new blogspot, "thirdschool"
step 3: opened tab 3 to Clark Library site, and found IRIS tutorial link. (found the 'glossary' link at the bottom left of page.) 3A i began 1st tutorial re: Explore Topics my choice for the topic will be Issac Newton (in general), and may refine that more later. the choice is relative to another class i have at Clark, Physical Science 101
Within 'explore topicc', i like the suggestion... scan credible news sites, i had not thought about that, and IDEA (intl. debate educ. assoc.) was another new source i encountered. Collecting background info is already a technique i'm versed in, but surprised the statement that it is not the same as research, (from ttrl). I like the 'brainstorming' tip, and Mind Map, a friend of mine (amy) showed me this one, first term (eng comp) This is good, turn my topic into a "Question"
i am copying this quote from IRIS, for my own purpose... "it is likely your research question might refocus or change.
I scored 80% on the quiz. This tutorial is complete. Larry Bernal 1-15-10
Research Journal Part 1
ReplyDeleteExploring Topics
step 1: I have 4 tabs open on Internet Explorer, (i am not familiar w/ Firefox)
step 2: Tab 4 is open to my new blogspot, "thirdschool"
step 3: opened tab 3 to Clark Library site, and found IRIS tutorial link. (found the 'glossary' link at the bottom left of page.)
3A
i began 1st tutorial re: Explore Topics
my choice for the topic will be Issac Newton (in general), and may refine that more later.
the choice is relative to another class i have at Clark, Physical Science 101
Within 'explore topicc', i like the suggestion... scan credible news sites, i had not thought about that, and IDEA (intl. debate educ. assoc.) was another new source i encountered. Collecting background info is already a technique i'm versed in, but surprised the statement that it is not the same as research, (from ttrl).
ReplyDeleteI like the 'brainstorming' tip, and Mind Map, a friend of mine (amy) showed me this one, first term (eng comp)
This is good, turn my topic into a "Question"
i am copying this quote from IRIS, for my own purpose...
"it is likely your research question might refocus or change.
I scored 80% on the quiz.
This tutorial is complete.
Larry Bernal
1-15-10