Bibliothécaire/Librarian
catherine.lachaine@uottawa.ca
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About this guide
Welcome to the Research and Essay Writing Library Guide. This guide is built to help students taking the course ENG 1100 succeed in their research paper assignments and to support any undergraduate students that are getting started with the research process.
Use the tabs at your left to navigate through the research process steps, and find tools and resources.
Need personalized help? Contact me (see contact information on the left) or your specialized subject librarian for help with library research related to the course ENG1100 or any research assignment.
Learning Objectives
Based on the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education, here's what you should be able to do after having completed the research process steps of this guide:
- Develop an appropriate research plan, while understanding that research is iterative (cyclical process) and that the plan may change throughout the research process
- Analyze and interpret the information collected using a growing awareness of the topic to decide whether additional information is required or recognize when the information need has been met
- Identify potential places to go and individuals to contact, within the library, for additional support and assistance
The Search Process
Remember that the search process is not linear, it is cyclical and iterative. You might need to repeat or refine some steps to successfully achieve your research goals.
