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JEresearch hack to make your life easier!!
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SSYOU NEED TO HEAR ABOUT THIS NEW RESEARCH METHOD 🤭#studytok #phd #masters #anara #creatorsearchinsight
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SALearn the 7 important steps of the Research Process in a simple and easy way.
This short video is very useful for UGC NET Paper 1 – Research Aptitude, PhD coursework, B.Ed / M.Ed, and competitive exams.
✔ Selection of topic
✔ Review of literature
✔ Hypothesis
✔ Aims & objectives
✔ Methods
✔ Results
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KACouldn’t have finished research paper for competition without @whoisjenniai .
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UX👇 Case Study Structure
1️⃣ Project Overview:
Briefly describe the project, including the client, your role, and the main goals. Explain the main challenge or problem that needed to be addressed through your design.
2️⃣ User Research & Insights:
Outline the research methods you used to understand the users and their needs (e.g., interviews, surveys, user personas). Highlight key findings from your research that informed your design decisions.
3️⃣ Defining the Strategy:
Set clear, measurable objectives for the project. Describe the intended user journey, emphasizing how it addresses the users’ needs and project goals.
4️⃣ Solution Ideation:
Show how you generated ideas and concepts. This can include brainstorming sessions, sketches, and early prototypes.
5️⃣ Wireframes and Prototypes:
Share the evolution of your designs from wireframes to high-fidelity prototypes. Include rationale for major design decisions.
6️⃣ Usability Testing:
Detail any user testing conducted, including the methods, findings, and how the results influenced the final design.
7️⃣ Solution:
Present the final UI/UX design. Use high-quality images or screenshots and describe the key features and functionality.
Explain how the design ensures accessibility for all users and adapts to different devices and screen sizes.
8️⃣ Impact and Results:
Discuss how the project met its goals and objectives. Include metrics or feedback that demonstrates the success of the design.
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@uxui.hadi
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PHI used to be obsessed with doing MORE research.
I was reading papers nearly every waking hour, yet my output wasn’t improving at all 😔 As it turns out I was spending most of my time on research tasks that gave me the illusion of progress without actually helping me understand, analyse, or produce better work 😭
Once I stopped doing this, I was able to cut my research time in half while producing clearer insights, better arguments, and stronger analyses.
So, what was wasting so much time? Taking long, detailed notes from papers. Or more specifically, rewriting them.
Every day, I sat down and copied chunks of academic articles into my notebook or digital docs. It felt productive because I was writing a lot (and organising everything neatly), but did it actually improve my research quality? Nope.
So what do I do instead?
1. SMARTER READING 🧠
Now, instead of manually summarising every section of a paper, I upload it to Anara. Anara breaks down the key arguments, highlights methods and limitations, and helps me extract what actually matters. I still read the paper, but I spend my time analysing - not rewriting.
2. ACTIVE QUESTIONING WHILE READING 👀
Instead of passively copying notes, I focus on asking questions as I read:
- What is the author actually arguing?
- Why did they choose this method?
- How does this connect to my topic?
This keeps my brain engaged and stops me from slipping into autopilot.
3. MIND MAPPING 🗺️
When starting a new topic, I use ‘create image’ in Anara to build a concept map of the field from the literature I’ve uploaded. This visualises how theories, variables, and studies connect - and helps me remember and interpret research far more effectively than linear notes ever did.
Applying these changes helped me halve my research time while producing work that’s clearer, deeper, and more insightful. I’ve finally created a balance that doesn’t require sacrificing quality. Follow along as I keep refining my workflow and become a more balanced, efficient researcher.
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STQuick list for you guys to save :)
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@studywstephy
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PRi tried reading research papers the traditional way — start to finish, line by line — and got overwhelmed almost every time. the concepts didn’t stick, the math felt disconnected, and i’d walk away with more confusion than anything.
what helped was shifting to a layered approach.
1. first skim for the big picture: title, abstract, intro, figures, conclusion. then,
2. a second pass to understand the core ideas and methodology — writing things out in my own words.
3. finally, a deeper dive into the math and experiments, once the foundation actually makes sense.
when the paper’s worth it, i try to reimplement it. not perfectly — but enough to understand what’s actually going on under the hood.
it’s slower, but the learning is real. understanding builds when you stop trying to read everything at once and start interacting with it one layer at a time.
hope that helps 🤝
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@pranavpatnaik_
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CHFinding a research gap involves identifying areas within a field of study that have not been fully explored or addressed. Start by conducting a thorough review of existing literature using reliable sources like Google Scholar, PubMed, or PsycINFO. Focus on recent studies and pay attention to their “limitations” or “future research” sections, as they often highlight gaps. Analyze trends and patterns in the research to identify underexplored topics, populations, or methods. For example, if most studies on mental health focus on adults, there might be a gap in research on adolescents. Additionally, consider real-world challenges or emerging issues that require attention. Once you’ve pinpointed a gap, ensure it aligns with your interests and is feasible to study with available resources. #revolutionthroughresearch #chithappens #research #researchgap #dissertation
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PEI get so many questions from students asking how to get involved in research. To find a lab that actually matches your interests, I recommend researchmatch.site #research #studytok #academia #stanford #medtok
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