Web Research Flashcards

(26 cards)

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What is the tool used to describe a problem succinctly

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5Ws+H, Who, What, Where, When, Why and How

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What’s the best way to start developing or arriving at an answer to a problem

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Research

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What do we use research for

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  1. To learn more about an issue
  2. To evaluate different perspectives on an issue
  3. Gather evidence that supports our claims
  4. Ensure that we are fully prepared for any risks or challenges that may come our way
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As a tech innovator, what will you need research skills to achieve

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  1. Gather information about a problem
  2. Understand needs
  3. Design viable solutions for your clients or users.
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What are the key steps to follow while doing research

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  1. Define your Objectives, questions and hypothesis
  2. Determine your end outputs
  3. Scope your main sources of information
  4. Begin gathering your required information
  5. Evaluate validity/credibility of your sources of information
  6. Synthesize and communicate your main findings
  7. Return to your original objectives and key questions
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There are sometimes in which you don’t have to go through a rigorous research process instead you can

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Discuss with internal experts, internal materials, Government mandates

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What are some tips to take notes effectively

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  1. Open a Microsoft document
  2. Search through the article for keywords
  3. Cut out sentences that are relevant
  4. Paste the ulrl at the top
  5. Summarise each sentence.
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What’s the next step after doing your research and gathering a wealth of information

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Trimming the information, deciding what’s valid and what’s not. (Evaluating your sources)

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What’s CRAP

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CRAP is a powerful mnemonic to help you evaluate your sources.
Currency, Relevance & Reliability, Authority & Audience, Purpose & Point of View

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How do you check for Currency

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Check the date it was published or updated

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How do you check a source for Relevance

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Read the SUMMARY!

Check if the source contains information that you need, the terminology should relate with the focus of the research.

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How can you check a source for reliability

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Are there references given for the information on the site? What is the original source of the information? is it identified by citations? Do other people cite it? Bias/opinion vs Hard Facts

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How do you check a source for Authority

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Who’s the author, institution or organisation resposible for the information, look for evidence that the writer is an expert on the topic.

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How do you check a source for Audience

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Based on the writing style, who is the information intended for

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How do you check a source for Purpose/Point of view

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Why was the page put on the web? What is the goal of the author or organisation? Are there ads present on the site

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What are the recommended tips for citing sources

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  1. Keep a list of links
  2. Save important reports on desktop or Google drive
  3. Put a short list of sources at the bottom
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What does APA stand for

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American Psycological Association

18
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What does MLA refer to

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Modern Language Association

19
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What are some important standards to take into consideration when using AI in your work

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Full disclosure, Transparency, Responsibility

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What is Full disclosure

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Always disclose when your work is AI-assisted by properly citing your sources

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What is Transparency as it relates to using AI for people’s data

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Users will want to know that the data you are collecting from them will at some point pass through AI tools, which is something not every user is comfortable with

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What is Responsibility in the use of AI

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Always use AI tools in a moral, ethical, and responsible manner.

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What are some things to take note of when using AI tools

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  1. They are created to supplement and not replace judgement
  2. Beware of potential biases
  3. Use AI in a way that respects the privacy of others
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AI Assitants are very powerful, but they ______

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cannot do the research for you

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What should be the role of AI in research
1. Looking for the right information. Say you’re starting your research and want to know which articles and research papers to read. 2. When you’ve found the perfect article or paper that you want to read and analyze as part of your research, you can use AI tools to scan through articles and papers, and provide summaries or pull specific information that you need
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When can you say you have done research
Anytime you use sources to investigate claims or reach new solutions