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This guide presents resources and instruction with regards to researching for academic purposes.
Last Updated: Apr 29, 2012 URL: http://sheridaninstitute.libguides.com/academic_research Print Guide RSS UpdatesShareThis

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Why Research?

Student studying. Academic research requires a thorough investigation into the body of literature that has been published – and sometimes unpublished – about a given topic.

You must examine and refer to authoritative sources when completing academic assignments (unless otherwise indicated by your instructor).  Refering to authoritative sources will:

-    Add depth to your understanding.
-    Strengthen your argument.
-    Reduce bias and misconceptions.
 

START FIRST with the library website.  Library resources are built around your program, are screened and verified for credibility, provide targeted results using advanced search, are copyright licensed and freely available to the Sheridan community for most educational purposes.

 

The Process

Be thorough and give yourself time to find the best sources in order to construct the best argument.

Research process.

 

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