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=INTRODUCTION | TASK | PROCESS | EVALUATION | RESOURCES=

//**When conducting information research you must first clearly understand what the research is about i.e. your big idea, topic or main question.**//

You then need to brainstorm sub questions related to this topic/interest/research question. This will help you break the research down into smaller manageable chunks of information.

To help you brainstorm your ideas there are a number of useful tools available to you. See below for some useful mind tools. Choose the one your teacher suggested or you prefer. CQ University Library Catalogue.2005. [Online]. Available Internet:<[]>(Accessed 1 Aprl, 2011) || //You should by now have several broad research questions based upon your your main question, big idea or topic of interest. Next step is to allocate a research question to each group member (if working in a group) or choose an area you wish to research (if conducting individual research). You may need to re-word research questions so that each member has a relevant question that when put together will help you answer your main question, big idea or topic of interest.// Click on Process to continue.
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