Guides: The Research Process: Get Started

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Information Creation is a Process

As you work through your research project, pay attention to process.

How do the choices you're making affect your finished product?
- What information are you going to include? What points of view are you leaving out?
- How are you going to present your findings?
What can you learn about the processes used to create the information you're finding and citing? What can you learn from those processes?

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