ART 117: Advanced Drawing: Research and Methods: Quick Links

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Before searching, it helps to reflect on your topic: this super short video will guide you through brainstorming keywords to search.

Directed by Karly Stark, written by Zhané Garlington (Undergraduate Library Fellow, 2020-21), with contributions from Nicole E. Brown, Kristina Bush & Gisèle Tanasse.

Quick Summary

• Keywords are what you type into the search bar (0:10)
• Good keywords can help you find resources for your project (1:00)
• Generate keywords by identifying core concepts from your research question (i.e. time, place, event, media, people) (0:33)