Question - Faculty of Arts - University of Waterloo
Question - Faculty of Arts - University of Waterloo Question - Faculty of Arts - University of Waterloo
The Students’ Answers Relied on the databases suggested in the course Used simple keyword search strategies: expressionism AND film expressionism AND German film expressionism in film expressionism Scholarly article: not all students could explain why the article they chose was scholarly 24
Question The students’ keyword search strategies were not very sophisticated. Did we reap what we sowed by using canned searches in the InfoLit task for GER 359? 25
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<strong>Question</strong><br />
The students’ keyword search<br />
strategies were not very sophisticated.<br />
Did we reap what we sowed by using<br />
canned searches in the InfoLit task for<br />
GER 359?<br />
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