Tuesday, May 12, 2009

How I RESEARCH

I choose a broad topic, and then draw a web to generate more detailed sub-topics.
I choose a sub-topic (an in-depth, focused topic)
I go to the Internet.
On the Internet, I go to several different library websites: UofL, Louisville Free Public Library, and Bellarmine Library. At each website, I browse the catalogue for anything associated with my topic. Once I find a book or article, I write down the book on a piece of notebook paper, labeling which library, the call number, and floor of library. I repeat this process for all libraries.
I go to the Internet and research books on Google associated to my topic. If I find anything remotely interesting, I buy the book online or at the local bookstore.
I.... (many more steps to come)

1 comment:

  1. Hey Jackie,

    The only library site I ever check are the libraries I have physical access to. I had not thought of using them online, DUH! WHat a great idea.

    Marcie McDowell

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