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    MISO Reasearch Method

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    This document outlines the MISO research method and provides examples of how to apply it. MISO stands for Media, Interview, Survey, and Observation - the four main types of information seeking strategies. For each research question, you must determine whether it can best be answered through Media, conducting an Interview, creating a Survey, or making an Observation. Examples are provided for different types of questions and how MISO could be used to find the answers. The document emphasizes that research questions may need to be modified and often lead to new questions.

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    This document outlines the MISO research method and provides examples of how to apply it. MISO stands for Media, Interview, Survey, and Observation - the four main types of information seeking strategies. For each research question, you must determine whether it can best be answered through Media, conducting an Interview, creating a Survey, or making an Observation. Examples are provided for different types of questions and how MISO could be used to find the answers. The document emphasizes that research questions may need to be modified and often lead to new questions.

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    This document outlines the MISO research method and provides examples of how to apply it. MISO stands for Media, Interview, Survey, and Observation - the four main types of information seeking strategies. For each research question, you must determine whether it can best be answered through Media, conducting an Interview, creating a Survey, or making an Observation. Examples are provided for different types of questions and how MISO could be used to find the answers. The document emphasizes that research questions may need to be modified and often lead to new questions.

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    MISO Reasearch Method

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    This document outlines the MISO research method and provides examples of how to apply it. MISO stands for Media, Interview, Survey, and Observation - the four main types of information seeking strategies. For each research question, you must determine whether it can best be answered through Media, conducting an Interview, creating a Survey, or making an Observation. Examples are provided for different types of questions and how MISO could be used to find the answers. The document emphasizes that research questions may need to be modified and often lead to new questions.

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    MISO Research

    Method
    Used with the Big 6 and Brain Frames
    1. Task Definition- What are you doing? Circle and underline.

    2. Info Seeking Strategies- MISO

    3. Locate and access- MISO

    4. Engage with information-Use Telling Brain Frame

    5. Synthesis Information- Any other Brainframe

    6. Evaluate- Did you answer all the questions?


    Turn and Talk: Research

    What is research?
    How do we do research?
    What do we do with our research?
    What does MISO stand for?

    Media
    Interview
    Survey
    Observation
    Media

    Internet

    Videos - TV/Youtube/Documentaries

    Radio

    Magazines

    Newspapers

    The MSMC has an amazing database for resources.


    Great for this project is the Issues and Controversies website.
    Another great website is Global Issues.org
    Interview
    Asking a set of questions to an expert in order to obtain data
    or research information. The questions can be planned
    ahead of time and can be modified as needed.
    Survey

    A series of questions sent out to a large


    number of people to gather information

    Great for data

    Can be done with chart paper, Google


    Forms, E-mail….
    Observation

    Look around (go for a walk, look around the


    room, look out the window…) to gather
    information.
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    What companies have programs to


    reduce their carbon footprint?
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    What companies have programs to


    reduce their carbon footprint?
    Media (internet - company websites, documentary, etc)
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    How many teachers at ISM walk to


    work and how many drive?
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    How many teachers at ISM walk to


    work and how many drive?
    Survey
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    How do Tarsiers in captivity behave


    vs. animals in the wild?
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    How do Tarsiers in captivity behave


    vs. animals in the wild?
    Observation
    Media (what research has already been done?)

    Interview (ask an expert)


    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    What will the population of the


    Philippines be in 2020?
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    What will the population of the


    Philippines be in 2020?
    Media (what research has already been done?)

    Interview (ask an expert)


    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    How many ISM students eat fast


    food at least once a week?
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    How many ISM students eat fast


    food at least once a week?
    Survey
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    How often do people use their


    phones?
    Quick Check:
    M (media), I (interview), S (survey), or O (observation)?

    How often do people use their


    phones?
    Observation (choose a time and keep track)
    Survey (ask people)
    Keep in Mind:
    Your questions might need to be changed...
    What companies have programs to reduce their carbon footprint?

    How many teachers at ISM walk to work and how many drive?

    What will the population of the Philippines be in 2020?

    How many ISM students eat fast food at least once a week?

    How often do people use their phones?

    Which questions could be improved?


    Made more specific?
    Keep in Mind:
    Your answers might lead you to new questions...
    What companies have programs to reduce their carbon footprint?

    How many teachers at ISM walk to work and how many drive?

    What will the population of the Philippines be in 2020?

    How many ISM students eat fast food at least once a week?

    How often do people use their phones?

    What comes next?


    Why? How? Who?...

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