Week 18

  • Read the course notes
  • DONE
  • View the 'Required' Searching Databases -video
  • DONE
  • View the Required ‘What's an annotated bibliography’ -video
  • DONE
  • Locate at least 2 relevant ebooks and 3 peer-reviewed articles and briefly describe those in your Annotated Bibliography document (or use reference management software such as Mendeley)
  • Keep a record of good keywords that will help you on your future searches
  • Use the readings and class notes to refine your focus area and write down ideas as themes for your Research Essay
  • Reflect on the 2 principles of Kaupapa Māori for your Action Plan
  • Join conversations surrounding topics and themes of interest to you in the July 2018 intake Google+ community

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