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CREATIVE DISCOVERY beginning the research process

CREATIVE DISCOVERY beginning the research process. Presented by Jana Borchardt MLS-Library Science & MM-Music Theory . Information Retrieval Models. S. E. Robertson, 'Theories and Models in Information Retrieval', Journal of Documentation, 33, 2, 1977, pp. 126-148.  .

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CREATIVE DISCOVERY beginning the research process

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  1. CREATIVE DISCOVERYbeginning the research process Presented byJana Borchardt MLS-Library Science&MM-Music Theory

  2. Information Retrieval Models S. E. Robertson, 'Theories and Models in Information Retrieval', Journal of Documentation, 33, 2, 1977, pp. 126-148.  

  3. Information Retrieval Models Q = Question/QueryT = ThinkingE = Exit Bates, Marcia J. "The Design of Browsing and Berrypicking Techniques for the Online Search Interface." Online Review 13 (October 1989): 407-424.

  4. Take a little time to . . . dream reflect explore create a great research paper Flickr.com “Day 110: Judy and the Dream of Horses“ Margolove

  5. Information Search Process THINKING = Ambiguity - Specificity ACTIONS= Seeking Relevant Info - Seeking Pertinent Info MOODS = Invitational - Indicative Carol Kuhlthau’s Seeking Meaning: A Process Approach to Library and Information Services, Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1993.

  6. Task Initiation – Stage 1 Anxiety Uncertainty Flickr.com regimented students Mr_M_Montgomery

  7. Anxiety Uncertainty Task Initiation Clarity & Interest Optimism Confidence Confusion Frustration Doubt Look at the assignment Make a plan & mark deadlines on calendar Keep a notebook & jot down ideas/feelings/goalsTalk with classmates, teachers, librarians

  8. Topic Selection - Stage 2 Kuhlthau’s 4 Criteria(Utilize for choosing a topic and later focusing that topic) • Personal interest • Assignment requirements • Information available • Time allotted POSSIBLE TOPIC Interpreting Dreams Flickr.com “Psychedelic Dream” Michelle Brea

  9. STAGE 3 – Topic Explorationenjoy the journey : you are the explorer Topic Exploration Step 3 Optimism Flickr.com “I used to dream” O!omah

  10. Topic Exploration Step 3 Confusion Frustration Doubt Why is topic exploration essential? Flickr.com “Artist’s Studio” Michelle Brea

  11. Confusion Frustration Doubt Topic Exploration Stage 3 Anxiety Uncertainty Clarity & Interest Optismism Confidence www.uwp.edu/departments/library/

  12. Information Search Process Kuhlthau’s 3 Findings • Searching is a process not a single event • Searching is a holistic experience not a simple activity • Searching commonly increases uncertainty Flickr.com “Colors” Thiru Murugan

  13. Topic Exploration Clarity & Interest Flickr.com “m4” diy.disco

  14. Recap “Creative Discovery beginning the research process” • Introduced Berrypicking Model • Introduced Kuhlthau’s Information Search Process • ways to initiate a research project • criteria for selecting a topic • methods for exploring a topic • Encouraged you to “push back your emotions” • QUESTIONS? www.flickr.com Dinesh Cyanam, Physics Lecture Hall, Rutgers University

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