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Tips and Strategies

for Student Research Online


Use the right search engines Google, Yahoo, Bing Google Scholar (academic publishers, peer-reviewed papers and abstracts)

Tips and Strategies


for Student Research Online
Employ the most effective search terms Search terms should be highly specific Use quotation marks around your search terms

Tips and Strategies


for Student Research Online
Consult online databases DOAJ ProQuest ERIC Use Wikipedia only as a starting place Utilize bibliographies

Evaluating your sources


Refereed journals. This is an academic journal that requires all articles to be reviewed by experts in the field. They require revisions and will reject articles if they do not meet standards.

Evaluating your sources


Books. In this case, it depends on the publisher and whether or not they evaluate, judge, and critique the material to assure that only the most reliable are published.

Evaluating your sources


Series sponsored by an association or reputable group. These are very common in the humanities, particularly in the hosting of content in the public domain.

Evaluating your sources


Wikis and collaborations. Variable quality. They can be extremely good and reliable, but the quality, quantity, depth, and breadth will be variable, as will be the scope of the contributions. There can be bias, distortion, or gaps (lacunae) in information.

Evaluating your sources


Weblogs and personal/corporate Web sites. Some are absolutely brilliant. Others are dismal. One can use the information, but it must be approached with care and extreme caution.

Evaluating your sources


Term paper repositories. Needless to say, we have not mentioned termpapers.com and other places that will sell you a term paper, or will allow you to share term papers with others. These are not the only unreliable sources of information in the Internet. It goes without saying that you should not use these, unless you're just determined to commit academic misconduct. You could cite them correctly, but they probably aren't the best source, unless your paper is about the traffic in term papers online.

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Buku
Kleeman, G. (1995). Kemahiran pemetaan topografi. Sydney: Hodder Headline.

Jurnal
Lindsay, A. W. (1982). Institutional performance in higher education: The efficiency dimension [Prestasi institusi dalam pendidikan tinggi: Dimensi kecekapan.] Review of Educational Research, 2, 175-199.

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Surat khabar
Ball, S. (1986, February 27). Tiada hadiah bagi HSC. Utusan Malaysia, hlm. 15.

Tesis tidak diterbitkan


Aeria, L. A. (1980). Burnout dalam kalangan guru-guru Wilayah Persekutuan. Tesis tidak diterbitkan, Universiti Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Media elektronik
Merriam-Webster, Incorporated. (2006). Merriam-Websters online dictionary. Diperoleh pada 15 February, 2006 dari http://www.m-w.com/

Media elektronik (tiada tarikh, tiada pengarang)


GVU's 8th WWW user survey. (n.d.). Diperoleh Mac 30, 2004 dari http://www.gvu.gatech.edu/user_surveys/survey1997-10/

References
http://www.onlineschools.org/how -tosucceed/online-research http://www.elearners.com/guide/success-in-anonline-program/tips-for-tests-papers-and-homeworkassignments/how-to-conduct-research-online/

INSTITUT PENDIDIKAN GURU KAMPUS PENDIDIKAN TEKNIK

Mdm Lim Boon Yann

Mdm Lim
Pensyarah Matematik & Language Proficiency, IPGM KPT
B. Sc (Hons)
Mathematics & Biology (Genetics & Microbiology)

Dip. Ed (TESL & Mathematics) M. Instr. Tech.


Teknologi Pendidikan

Areas of Research:
Online Collaborative Learning Instructional Design & Development Pedagogy of Engagement Integrating Technology

Contact details
mdmlimby@gmail.com (email & facebook) O16-2125364
Kuliah MTE3113 Mdm Lim Boon Yann

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