Final Reflection Prompts:
- How has what you learned in this course challenged your perception of research? What will be different about your approach to your next research project? What have you learned in this course that you can apply next semester? ( in the attached files you find the purpose of this course and outcomes )
- Remember from Week 2 and Week 3: as information creators, authors must consider the purpose of various formats when they are deciding how to disseminate information they have created. Consider this scenario –
Imagine you are a university researcher who just completed a project. You want to share what you learned with your colleagues and fellow researchers to fuel more research. But you also recognize that your results are important for the general public to understand.
How will you disseminate your information? What formats will you choose (probably more than one)? Why would you choose them? ( in the attached files you can find the the information formats)
- How does context affect the level of authority we assign to authors and information creators? How is authority constructed and contextual?
For example, consider it this way: would you let a PhD Doctor of Psychology operate on your ruptured appendix? Why not?
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