Learning Outcome : Research Methodology Workshop -7 Jan 2022

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   Hello Readers,

                    I am Aditi Vala and student of Department of English, MKBU.This blog is a part of my classroom thinking activity and this activity given by Dr.Dilip Barad Sir.In this blog i would talk about learning outcome from research methodology workshop has organised at our department on 7 Jan 2022.

      The Workshop was in three Sessions

Session -1 : Importance of Research by Prof.J.P.Majmudar

Session -2 : Avoid Plagiarism- Qualitative Research in Digital Era by Prof.Dilip Barad

Session- 3 : Citation- Tools and Techniques by Vaidehi Hariyani


Session-1

In the first session Prof. Majmudar sir gave very interesting information about research and the importance of research. He was Chief guest of the session. He is a retired Prof. of the department of M.B.A. and he became the first coordinator of the Research Facilitation Centre of MKBU. This centre mainly focuses on Ph.D works. 




He discussed how to approach an issue and how to be cautious. He also discussed scientific research and how we discover solutions to challenges and make them clear. He also stated that research entails contributing something new to the current body of knowledge. Throughout the discussion, he underlined one point: when we investigate anything, make sure the conclusion is yours. Make your own conclusions, he urged. He stated that this is not merely an intellectual exercise, but that it also has a 99 percent application in other domains. Sir, this was a fantastic and informative workshop. He discussed how to approach an issue and how to be cautious. He also discussed scientific inquiry and how we get to our conclusions.He mentioned that this is not only academic exercise except its 99% scope in other fields. This was an amazing and helpful session by sir.








Session-2


The other session was by Dr.Dilip Sir on plagiarism. How to avoid plagiarism? and what is the importance of it in research? What is qualitative research and how can we make our research qualitative? We did a workshop in this session. There were 5 criteria for this research…

1. Authority

2. Educational Value

3. Intent

4. Originality

5. Quality

Sir gave one activity also in that he gave one worksheet. It was an evaluation rubric of source. In that we have to select one website and we have to try that it's how authentic it is. I took a gradesaver( website) and it's rubric score was 7.5 percent like 37.5. It is not more authentic, it's just information not cited. So all over it was an amazing session. It's helpful to write our dissertation.


Session -3

Citation- Tools and Techniques by Vaidehi Hariyani

The last session was about Citation by Vaidehi ma'am. In this session we all divided into 5 groups and she gave us group work on various tools of citation and learned about how to do citation. Mam gave a Citation generator to our group. It was good that this tool helps to cite any references very fast. But the main disadvantage of this tool is that we do not cite images. So it is quite a helpful tool. And it's also working on Mobiles and laptops also.

 
Group Task 


In group task we have trying and learned how to make citation in Google Doc. tool.

Thank you....

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