A category of texts that all share similar characteristics.
This heuristic helps you plot times on what?
What is the information cycle?
The first and last name of the instructor of this course.
What is Tim Knapp?
The due date for the Segment Two Project.
What is April 12h?
This Milwaukee County private college closed its doors in 2023 after 86 years.
What is Cardinal Stritch?
Individuals or groups who have some investment in an issue you're researching.
What is a stakeholder?
This commercial is famous for using what rhetorical appeal?
What is Pathos?
Located in Curtin Hall 127, this resource is an excellent way to get support with assignments across a variety of classes.
What is The Writing Center?
What are some genre conventions of the feature story?
Consulting a variety of stakeholders
Research as inquiry
First or third person narrative
Remaining neutral on the facts
This Milwaukee rapper is known for the tracks "Here Now," "Money Counter," and "All Dawgs Go to Heaven."
Who is Chicken P?
Following breadcrumbs by searching names, organizations, or clicking hyperlinks in a text.
What is citation chasing
Companies and businesses take advantage of this when having Black Friday sales.
What is kairos?
MLA is an initialism for this.
What is the Modern Language Association?
The general topic or field you are researching
The primary question or thing you are trying to find out
Why this question is important
Home to Zocalo Food Park and Bradley Tech High School, this is often considered Milwaukee's oldest neighborhood. It is bounded by the Burnham Canal and E. Seeboth St. on the north, S. 1st St. on the east, W. Greenfield Ave. on the south, and S Cesar E. Chavez Dr. and N. 16th St. on the west.
What is Walker's Point?
Recognizing when information is needed and have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information
What is information literacy?
A podcast, meme, and movie poster are all examples of what?
What is a medium?
The American Geographical Society Library at UWM, located on the second floor of the Golda Meir Library, has the second largest collection of these in the country with over 52,000. Only the Library of Congress has more.
What are maps?
An important topic or problem for debate or discussion that affects the lives of people or communities in a tangible way.
What is a contingent issue?
Home to Pepperpot Jamaican Restaurant, Pilcrow Coffee, and America's Black Holocaust Museum this neighborhood is bounded by W. North Ave. on the north, N. Dr. Martin Luther King Dr. on the east, W. Walnut St. on the south, and N. 6th St. on the west.
What is Halyard Park?
The result of algorithm-driven news feeds and search results.
In 1835, penny press newspaper The New York Sun published a series of articles about life on the moon, falsely attributed to astronomer John Herschel. This is an example of the resurgent them what?
What is fake news?
The English Department is housed in this UWM school.
What is the College of Letters and Sciences?
The feature story is a subgenre of this.
What is a research report?
Initially settled by Kashubian and German immigrants in 1870, who made their living by fishing Lake Michigan, this industrialized peninsula now holds Milwaukee's smallest park.
What is Jones Island?
The information literacy concept that says research is a generative process of asking questions.
What is Research as Inquiry?
Which mode completes this image?
What is gestural?
Free counselling appointments are available for students at this resource.
Student Health and Wellness Center (SHAW)
THE DUE DATE FOR THE SEGMENT TWO PROJECT.
WHAT IS APRIL 12th?
Brewed in what is now a business park on Pleasant Street, and not currently Milwaukee's most popular beer, this 1849-founded brewery's slogan was "The Beer that Made Milwaukee Famous."
What is Schlitz?