In this lesson I have leaned about how to do research.I find it quite difficult to do it because there’s are a lot of information, which I don’t know with one I can refer to. Good reference should shows the writer name and true information about the work I did, but in bad research didn’t show much about the information and don’t know is it a true information about an object.
I have chosen to find information about landscape. I found this topic is quite big so I could choose a lot of places to do the research of it. In this work it has required me to do two good research and two bad research.
Landscape Primary research
Good Things about Primary research 1. Go outside to see the actual view 2. Ask local people where is the most beautiful view 3. Travel to many places
Bad Things about Primary research 1. Take time to travel to each places 2. Spending a lot of money for a research 3. Can’t travel to many place in a day
Good Secondary Research Source
In the first landscape I’ve choose is in and anime called spited away. Hayao Miyazaki is the author/writer of this anime. I have read through the book called The Art of Sprited away, the book has been publishing by Viz Media in 2002. Why it reliable because it is a collaboration Ghibli studio and Viz Media.
Next, I have choosen a landscape pictures from a website. This painting name is Dutch boat in a gale. The artist who makes this artwork name is Joseph Mallord William Turner. It was publish in 1801. I had found this artwork from a website called Nationalgallery.org.uk
Bad Research Source
First bad research source I’ve found it in Youtube. It is a review of how Jomtien, Pattaya, Thailand look like. The video is published in 2018. Why it is a bad research source, because things in Jomtien, Pattaya, Thailand could be change due to the time passed each years.
Second I have do a research on French Alps. I have found some information on Wikipedia. It was published in 2 September 2019. Why Wikipedia is not a good place, I It might have a wrong information about a place we’re researching because the information can be easily changed by anyone.
