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Research 101 Auburn University的研究101 奥本大学
文档，文
三级安全培训资料
1
2006年7月
Narrow Your Topic
A focused topic will allow you greater depth of exploration
BE SPECIFIC
Too Broad: How can we fix the parking problem?
Plan Ahead
Good research considers:
Audience
Who are your readers?
Writers?
Purpose
Why are you conducting this research?
Subject
What do you already know?
What do you need to know?
Construct a timeline
Time is (often) money
Know your deadlines
Know your research/writing habits
Anticipate problems
How to Plan a Research Strategy
Work out a schedule and budget
Visualize the deliverable
Determine what information will need to be a part of the deliverable
Determine what information you will need to acquire
Make a list of questions that you need to answer
Conduct secondary research
Conduct primary research
Evaluate your information
Do more research
From Markel, M. (2019). Technical Communication. 7th ed. New York: Bedford/St. Martins, pp. 126-127.
Project planning is doubly important when you have set deadlines and multiple associates/collaborators.
Determine your primary and secondary research needs early on.
Primary Research
Research specific and unique to your study
Interviews
Surveys
Ethnographies
Case Studies
Secondary Research
The Literature Review aspect of the study
Shows the importance/need for your research
Ties your study in to what others have done
To test your ability to identify a credible site, view the sites below and identify which sites contain credible—real—information, and which are purely fake.
Military Corruption
Facts about Dihydrogen Monoxide
Mankato, Minnesota
MAVAV
Baby Bush Toy Company
Pets or Food
NASA and the Apocalypse
XOSX Software
From Dan Cramer’s Communication Resources: cramer.ereunao/resources/internet-tips.htm
文档，文
三级安全培训资料
1
2006年7月
Narrow Your Topic
A focused topic will allow you greater depth of exploration
BE SPECIFIC
Too Broad: How can we fix the parking problem?
Plan Ahead
Good research considers:
Audience
Who are your readers?
Writers?
Purpose
Why are you conducting this research?
Subject
What do you already know?
What do you need to know?
Construct a timeline
Time is (often) money
Know your deadlines
Know your research/writing habits
Anticipate problems
How to Plan a Research Strategy
Work out a schedule and budget
Visualize the deliverable
Determine what information will need to be a part of the deliverable
Determine what information you will need to acquire
Make a list of questions that you need to answer
Conduct secondary research
Conduct primary research
Evaluate your information
Do more research
From Markel, M. (2019). Technical Communication. 7th ed. New York: Bedford/St. Martins, pp. 126-127.
Project planning is doubly important when you have set deadlines and multiple associates/collaborators.
Determine your primary and secondary research needs early on.
Primary Research
Research specific and unique to your study
Interviews
Surveys
Ethnographies
Case Studies
Secondary Research
The Literature Review aspect of the study
Shows the importance/need for your research
Ties your study in to what others have done
To test your ability to identify a credible site, view the sites below and identify which sites contain credible—real—information, and which are purely fake.
Military Corruption
Facts about Dihydrogen Monoxide
Mankato, Minnesota
MAVAV
Baby Bush Toy Company
Pets or Food
NASA and the Apocalypse
XOSX Software
From Dan Cramer’s Communication Resources: cramer.ereunao/resources/internet-tips.htm
Research 101 Auburn University的研究101 奥本大学
