• At the start of your Project you should be focusing on planning your investigation. This will include doing a lot of research. Your journal should document any primary and secondary sources, along with a short conclusion or annotation to show if the information is useful or not.

• Research could be; journal articles, books, magazine articles, newspaper articles, online articles, websites, interviews, meetings, surveys, observations etc

• Keep a record of information about your sources throughout (you may even wish to write an MLA citation as you go).

• At the bottom of this page you will find attached some further documents to help you with your research.

Remember this is also part of what will be assessed!

Research - General

• A Research Guide

• The Big 6

• Conducting Research

• The CRAAP Test

• Evaluating Sources Overview

• Five Reasons Why Research is Important

• How to Create an Annotated Bibliography

• What is Primary Research and How do I get Started?

Academic Honesty

• Academic Honesty in the IB

• AIS Academic Honesty Policy

• Did I Plagiarize Infographic

• JSTOR Research Guide

Citations!

• Noodle Tools MLA8

• EasyBib MLA 8

• MLA 7 v MLA 8

• Understanding MLA8 (Video)

• Why Citing is Important

Useful Documents!

• Claim Reason Evidence

• Compare Sources

• Observations and Inferences

• Personal Project Research Plan

• Pre-Research Plan

• See Think Wonder

• Source Evaluation