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Research Methodology and Knowledge Management—Fall, 2010

Time: 6:40-8:30, Tuesday Classroom: ES509

Credit: Required course, 2 credits

Instructors: Dr. Ben Wu and Dr. Doris L. W. Chang

Objectives:

At the end of the semester, you will be able to 1. make effective use of library resources

2. manage knowledge productively in the information age 3. apply research methods to various courses and future careers 4. present a quality research proposal

Textbooks:

Modern Language Association of America. MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers.

7th ed. 2009. Taipei: Bookman, 2009. Print.

葉乃嘉。《研究方法的第一本書:從知識管理進入研究工作的遊戲規則》。台北:五南 2008。Print.

Reference:

Lester, L. D., and L. D. Lester, Jr. Writing Research Papers: A Complete Guide. 13th ed.

New York: Pearson, 2010. Print.

Requirements:

1. If you fail to show up for the first class, you will not be able to take the course.

(第一週缺課者喪失修課資格)

2. Plagiarism in any form or four absences, both excused & unexcused, will result in failure of the course.

Grading Policy:

10% Participation & Performance

20% Group Methodology Report

15% Worksheets

25% Research Proposal (drafts)

20% Final Presentation

10% Portfolio

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Tentative Syllabus

Week Date Topics Remarks/Assignments

1. 9/14 Orientation

Your Expectations of the Course Syllabus Introduction

Research Steps

How much do you know? The Internet Quiz

Grouping

WS1: Research Step Game

2. 9/21 Knowledge Management I – Introduction Knowledge Management II – Knowledge acquisition with Web 2.0 technologies

Group List due

3. 9/28

9/29 ES401

Knowledge Management III – Knowledge storage and sharing with Web 2.0

technologies

How to do iCAN & Online Assignments

4. 10/05 Knowledge Management V - via

Experiential learning / project adventure

Online Assignments (PPT for GRMR due 10/12)

5. 10/12 Class Canceled to Replace 9/29 Meeting 6. 10/19 From Research Questions to Research

Plan

1. Vocabulary Game 2. Plagiarism

3. MLA Research Steps (Sample Proposal)

4. Exploring a Topic

Review English-learning Resources on Campus: Live ABC, Acer Walking Library (Studio Classroom), Nexus Music Library (for free music), CDs in the library, MMC videos, VOC

WS2: Vocab. Game WS3: Exploring a Topic Proposal-0: Basic info.

Reading for Keywords

7. 10/26 Group Research Methodology Reports

8 min. (oral, outline for Ts & class)

Reading for Keywords

8. 11/03 Wed ES301 電腦教室

Library Skills for the Information Age—

Library Databanks

1. WS4: Developing a Keyword List 2.Chinese—中華民國期刊論文索引、中 華民國博碩士論文索引、大陸期刊、政 府刊物索引)

*Follow-up Group

Conference with teachers:

Group Discussion, Research Proposal (Narrow down to a workable topic)

WS4: Developing a Keyword

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Week Date Topics Remarks/Assignments 3. Library Databanks (English: LRC,

MLA, BRC, PQDT)

4. Online (Google Scholar, Boolean Search)

List

Proposal-1: Short Research Proposal

9. 11/10 Wed ES401 電腦教室

Library Skills for the Information Age—

English Databanks & Endnote (ASC, Greenfile, Pressdisplay)

Bibliography List

10. 11/16 Library Skills for the Information Age—

Evaluating Sources & Biblio.

1. Lester: Research Proposal Sample demo (Research Proposal Criteria) 2. MLA Works Cited Format

Proposal-2: for discussions (updated basic info., short paragraph + tentative outline + biblio.)

11. 11/23 Library Practice

Library Treasure Hunt

1. Organize Your Sources (Ideas, Notes)

2. Enrich Your Proposal &

Bibliography

3. Group Conference with teachers:

Group Discussion, Research Proposal

Working Biblio. MLA Format (complete your biblio. in the library) Find and annotate texts.

12 11/30 Final Presentation Instructions &

Preparation

Proposal-3: updated basic info., short paragraph, tentative outline, annotated bibliography

13 12/07 Group Conferences

14 12/14 Feedback on Research Proposal Group Conferences

15 12/21 Group Conferences Complete Research Proposal

16 12/28 Final Presentations and Feedback 17 01/04 Final Presentations and Feedback 18 01/11 Final Presentations & Wrap-up

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