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<span>Source description information is easier to find in the catalog than in the source itself.</span> Also, helps other researchers who follow your work to use the descriptive information the way it is found in the catalog at the repository where you found the source.<br> | <span>Source description information is easier to find in the catalog than in the source itself.</span> Also, helps other researchers who follow your work to use the descriptive information the way it is found in the catalog at the repository where you found the source.<br> | ||
'''Comments on your strategies, questions, discrepancies, and analysis.''' Research logs are also a good place to write your stratgies and explain why you are searching certain sources. Explain what you want to find, why, and how you hope to find it. Also write questions about the family, or mention conflicting data. When a chain of sources are needed to reach a conclusion, use the research log to write an analysis explaining your findings. | |||
== <span>What to Complete AFTER a Search</span> == | == <span>What to Complete AFTER a Search</span> == | ||