Wednesday, January 22, 2014

The Bedford Researcher: Chapter 6 Managing Information and Taking Notes

Chapter 6 of the Bedford Researcher explains and guides you on how to properly order your notes on your research subject.
6a: How can I save and organize the information I find?: 
Decide How to Save and Organize Print Information:
*Written notes
*Printouts
* Articles from library
*Printed word processing documents
*Books, magazines, newspaper articles
-Create and organized scheme that helps you locate your printed materials, stick with your scheme, make sure the printed documents provide compete publication information, date notes.

Save organized digital information through: Copy/ paste, Downloading, using email, or even using my phon. etc. etc.
TAKE NOTES!!!   
Taking notes benifits by helping me keep track of the most important information ideas and arguments.
Helps me understand my sources more thoroughly.
How should i take notes? Choose a method and consistently use it.(By hand, note cards, photocopies, notebook, random sheets of paper etc.)
Quote Directly: Direct quotation is an exact copy of text from sources.


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