matter which technique you use, be sure to be able to justify the credibility, reliability, and validity of the sources used. You will need to account for this in your report. Process Journal Your process journal is a complete record of EVERYTHING you do for your personal project, from start to finish. You should use your journal to store: Notes and ideas on your project Information gathered from your investigations Drawings, pictures, clippings, photographs, etc. Copies of interviews and discussions with people Concepts for your project Resources Plans for your project Timelines Your journal can be written, visual, audio, or a combination of any of these. Process journals have been websites, scrapbooks, booklets, wikis, blogs, slideshows, word documents, notebooks, and video journals. But you are not limited to this list. Choose the style that is most effective for your learning style and make it awesome! The process journal is… The process journal isn’t… begun at the very start of the process used on a daily basis (unless this is and used throughout the process useful to you) an evolving record of intents, written up after the process has been processes, accomplishments completed a to record initial thoughts and additional work on top of the project; developments, brainstorming, it is part of and supports the project possible lines of inquiry and further a diary with detailed writing about questions raised. what was done a for recording interactions with a static document with only one sources, for example, teachers, format. supervisors, external contributors a place to record selected, annotated and/or edited research and to maintain a bibliography
matter which technique you use, be sure to be able to justify the credibility, reliability, and validity of the sources used. You will need to account for this in your report. Process Journal Your process journal is a complete record of EVERYTHING you do for your personal project, from start to finish. You should use your journal to store: Notes and ideas on your project Information gathered from your investigations Drawings, pictures, clippings, photographs, etc. Copies of interviews and discussions with people Concepts for your project Resources Plans for your project Timelines Your journal can be written, visual, audio, or a combination of any of these. Process journals have been websites, scrapbooks, booklets, wikis, blogs, slideshows, word documents, notebooks, and video journals. But you are not limited to this list. Choose the style that is most effective for your learning style and make it awesome! The process journal is… The process journal isn’t… begun at the very start of the process and used throughout the process an evolving record of intents, processes, accomplishments a to record initial thoughts and developments, brainstorming, possible lines of inquiry and further questions raised. a for recording interactions with sources, for example, teachers, supervisors, external contributors a place to record selected, annotated and/or edited research and to maintain a bibliography used on a daily basis (unless this is useful to you) written up after the process has been completed additional work on top of the project; it is part of and supports the project a diary with detailed writing about what was done a static document with only one format.