There are many differences between academic research and the research you conducted in high school, both in the kinds of papers you are expected to write and the types of sources you are required to consult.
This module will introduce you to:
This module will introduce you to:
- Types of resources available throughout the information cycle
- Research conversations and the scholarly research process
- Academic literacy and the accessibility of scholarly information
There are several steps in the research process. Each builds on the other and when performed successfully results in a well researched and documented paper/project.
The image below demonstrates the various steps of research.
The Miller Center Library collects a wide variety of resources available for checkout and/or use in the library. You know that we have books and journals, but did you know...
- We have subject specific, documentary, and entertainment DVDs
- We keep print copies of the St. Cloud Times, Star Tribune, New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal for two months
- Group study rooms have computers that you can use for papers and projects
- Faculty librarians are available for one-on-one and group consultations
The Information Cycle from Kimbel Library on Vimeo.
