Last week I had the opportunity to talk with Paula and discuss my inquiry project after what seems like an eternity. We discussed any changes that may need to happen due to new circumstances and a plan of action for the near future.
As suggested in the Module Handbook, I have looked at my feedback from Module 2 and have emailed Paula with an update on my inquiry.
My first focus is on the literature review and sourcing relevant literature for my inquiry. I wonder if it is okay to use the literature from Module 2 and add to this with further relevant and interesting literature? Does anyone know the answer to this? I found my literature from Module 2 to be extremely relevant to my inquiry and I would like to include this in my actual inquiry.
I have also been drafting a letter to send out to potential interview participants. As suggested, I have sent this to Paula and also my mentor to check over and give feedback before actually sending it out. I want to make sure I am following all ethical procedures and most importantly wording it in the best way in the hope of getting lots of participants.
Literature Review: Is a full and comprehensive literature review written for each piece of literature or do you take relevant points and quotes from each and include this in your final piece? Any guidance on this would be greatly appreciated.
I look forward to discovering more about your inquiry projects :)
Thanks Jo - keep us updated on your progress - public site for blogs now on http://mdx.mrooms.net/course/view.php?id=859 have a look around for other M3 blogs!
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