What Source to use ?
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This video discusses different types of sources that can be used for research, including primary and secondary sources. It provides examples of various source types such as books, encyclopedias, dissertations, newspapers, reports, and journal articles. For each source type, key identifying features are outlined, such as the book cover, copyright page, and table of contents for books. The video encourages students to visit their library to explore examples of different source materials like books, edited books, encyclopedias, and dissertations.
What Source to use ?
- 1. THIS VIDEO IS PART OF AN EAP COURSE FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED IN PRE-MASTER PROGRAM
- 2. PRESENTED BY DR.HEBA M.ABDULLAH TEFL LECTURER , FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES FOR EDUCATION ,CAIRO UNIVERSITY
- 3. What Source to use ……………..?
- 4. Source Types Books Journals Newspapers Reports Dissertations Research Articles Case studies Review articles Primary Secondary
- 7. Books • Before investing your time in reading an entire book, it is important to survey the text to determine whether it is relevant to your research • Information • Cover book- Copyright paper- Table of contents
- 8. Types of Books Books Authors Edited Translated
- 9. Types of Books Books Authors Edited Translated
- 10. • Book Cover
- 11. • Book Cover
- 12. • Contents
- 13. Types of Books Books Authors Edited Translated
- 14. Book Cover
- 15. Copyright page
- 17. Types of Books Books Authors Edited Translated
- 18. Translated
- 19. Types of Books Books Authors Edited Translated
- 21. Encyclopedia
- 45. SecondaryPrimary
- 46. Primary (Context of Problem ) Reports Research Articles Dissertation
- 49. Library Time 1. Identify any topic ( active learning ) 2. Visit the English Section in your College’s library. 3. Get a book ( cover book –copyright paper- table of contents ) 4. Get an edited book ( cover book –copyright paper- table of contents ) 5. Get an encyclopedia ( cover book –copyright paper- table of contents ) 6. Dissertation ( cover – abstract )
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