How to choose a topic?
Think about a topic that:
- is something that you are really interested in (Share your interest!)
- addresses your assignment
- is manageable and can be effectively presented within your research paper
- raises questions
Getting started:
- Brainstorm all the ideas you can think of. If you are having difficulties try:
- Topic FinderGale Power Search engine
- Mind Map in Credo ReferenceSearch your topic, mind map will be shown on the search result.
- Subject Terms/Subject Headingsfrom Academic Search Premier Database
- Reference SourcesRead background information
Mind Mapping
- Mind Mapping ActivityThis is a Mind Mapping activity created by Arizona University librarians
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