3. Concepts and empirical research Class Activity 1

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3. Concepts and empirical research Class Activity 1 EDN6015F Glenda Cox & Cheryl Hodgkinson-Williams 3-8 February 2014

Narrowing down to the key concept/s What do you want to MEASURE, UNDERSTAND and/or EXPLAIN? In other words, what is the PHENOMENON in which you are interested? Have other researchers been interested in measuring, understanding or explaining this same phenomenon? If so, what word/s did they use to describe this phenomenon – what key CONCEPTS did they use?

An example I am interested in understanding how and under what circumstances university students use Facebook for academic purposes I suspect that other researchers have looked as this as Facebook is not that new anymore … so I will need to research around “use of Facebook”. Let me try Google …

Google search on concept use of Facebook 10 090 000 000 results

This is too broad! Maybe a more abstract term to describe use of technology -“technology acceptance”? Let me try Google again …

Google search on concept technology acceptance 205 000 000 results

Far too many hits and still too general – maybe Google Scholar Far too many hits and still too general – maybe Google Scholar? TIP: Access Google Scholar through UCT Library Portal and there will be MANY more links (NOT all though) to resources in the UCT Library

Access UCT Libraries

Select Search & Find Select Databases by Platform

Select Google Scholar

Google Scholar (via UCT) search on concept technology acceptance 2 150 000 results

Google Scholar search on concept “technology acceptance” 47 200 results

I want articles that link the concepts to a theory and make the underlying theory explicit! So I best add “theory” as well!

Google Scholar search on concept theory “technology acceptance” 35 100 results

I want to “build on the work of others”, so I will look for the most recent resources 1st

Google Scholar search on concept theory “technology acceptance” (Since 2014) 326 results

Click here to UCT Library Google Scholar search on concept theory “technology acceptance” facebook 78 results Click here to UCT Library

Link directly to article in UCT Library

Download pdf

Rauniar et al. (2014) concept development

TIP – There may be more resources at UCT

Copy and paste title in search bar on UCT Library page Google Scholar search on concept theory “technology acceptance” facebook 78 results Copy and paste title in search bar on UCT Library page

Paste title in search bar

Now you do the same for the phenomenon that you are planning to investigate!

Written by Cheryl Hodgkinson-Williams cheryl.hodgkinson-williams@uct.ac.za in 2014 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.