Feeling lost in a sea of irrelevant sources? Find your way to the best sources for your project in record time with these tips! Image by Emily Parente
In academic articles, it can sometimes be difficult to identify when the author is stating a fact or providing an opinion. Luckily there are clues you can use to help you. Find out the key to recognizing when a statement is a fact, and when it’s an author’s interpretation, to help you select the best supporting evidence to include in your papers!
Sometimes the best friend you can have seems more like an enemy at first glance. Have you cursed APA, MLA, or Chicago style as you are struggling to finish up a big paper? Find out why, once you get to know them a little better, style guides can make the research and writing process so much easier! For more information visit our Research Tips Thursday Guide
Tired of getting puppy-sized search results when you really need enough resources to satisfy a great dane? check out this week’s Research Tips Thursday for tips on broadening your searches. Image by: Brent Thomas (CC-BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Big research project on the horizon? Not sure where to start? Check out this week’s Research Tips Thursday for advice on how to quickly & efficiently research unfamiliar topics!