Best Practices Of The Research Process Guide For Beginners

What you'll learn
Identify your research problem and sources to get the knowledge about it
Collect the knowledge from any source effectively
Document the resuts of your research process
Prepare for the presentation of your research
Requirements
All you need is a curiosity to the research process. This course is for beginners in the area.
Description
Learn the basic principles of the research process, get the defined pipeline and be free in your research journey!Research is a starting point of many activities: studying, content creation, new product development. However, the knowledge of the research process does not appear automatically in your mind. In order to get the best results out of the investigation and learning, you need to know how to do it efficiently. So the project, that uses your research as base, will stay strong and be useful to anyone who needs it.This course collects more than 10 years of research experience in art, history, and IT! Here you can get clear and simple advice on how to create a research paper and perform the presentation of its results. Each section of the course covers one of the core steps in the research process:1. Definition of the research problem;2. Analysis of the sources;3. Research results documentation;4. Public speaking preparation and performing.The course is not domain-specific, so it doesn't matter what you work with, if you have research tasks needed for your personal development, your study, your project, or your work - this course will help you to do it faster and better.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 About the author
Lecture 2 Course overview
Lecture 3 The way of study
Section 2: How to Find
Lecture 4 Identify your problem
Lecture 5 Set up your goals
Lecture 6 Look for the sources
Lecture 7 Stop. Seriously, you need to stop
Section 3: How to Read
Lecture 8 Principles: Overview
Lecture 9 Principles: Time management
Lecture 10 Principles: Filtering
Lecture 11 Principles: Grouping
Lecture 12 Principles: Adopting
Lecture 13 Sources: Overview
Lecture 14 Sources: Communication
Lecture 15 Sources: Text
Lecture 16 Sources: Visuals
Lecture 17 Sources: Audio and Video
Lecture 18 Sources: Experiment
Section 4: How to Write
Lecture 19 Who are the readers?
Lecture 20 Basic structure of the research document
Lecture 21 Text formatting
Lecture 22 Templates
Section 5: How to Present
Lecture 23 Presentation basis
Lecture 24 Case: General public speech
Lecture 25 Case: Quick talk with headquarters
Lecture 26 Case: Discussion with experts
Lecture 27 Presentation tips
Lecture 28 Presentation online
Section 6: Conclusion
Lecture 29 Outro
Lecture 30 Cool books list explained
Students, creators, IT newcomers, or anyone who has research related tasks and struggles with it.


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