Introducing Research Skills: Evidence, Feedback, and Mini Research Proposal

This presentation covers the evidence of draft tasks performed to improve research skills, responding to feedback, and a mini research proposal on the impact of big data analysis and information technology on society. The proposed methodology includes a post-positivism approach and secondary data collection. References are also provided.

INTRODUCING RESEARCH
SKILLS

EVIDENCE OF THE DRAFT TASKS
 In the module four tasks were performed as draft tasks.
 The aim of these tasks was to ensure better research practise and improving research
skills of individual.

EVIDENCE OF THE TASKS
Tasks Evidence
Task-1 Research Introduction was learnt.
Where types of data was also analysed and perceived.
Task-2 Collecting data and evaluation the sources were learnt.
Different academic sources were used and analysed.
Task-3 Data analysing and interpretation was nurtured.
Rank allocation to the sources was identified and practises.
Task-4 Deeper understanding was made about data and information security system.

RESPONDING TO FEEDBACK
 Responding to the feedbacks can be referred as the process of reverencing
different notions.
 Then, making strong contemplation and inculcating some improvements.
 It is an essential process for development since the feedbacks are either
formative or summative which offer wide scope of improvement.
 It was suggested in the feedback that there is need to use the most absolute
source in order to complete the research.

CONTINUED…
 It was also suggested in the feedback that the selected issue must be having its rationale
in the society.
 So big data analysis and IT impact on the society was taken.
 Since form last couple of years the usefulness of these tools, is getting unexpected
heights and there is not section of the society which is not aligned or affected by it so
the burning topic has been selected.

MINI RESEARCH PROPOSAL
Topic of research
 The topic of the research is to identify the impact poured on by Big data analysis
and Information Technology.
Summary of problem
 With the progress of time the use of big data and Information technology is going
up.
 It is affecting the society in different ways.
 The report is aimed to known exactly how and to what extent the impacts are
coming and how these impacts are changing societal approaches.

BACKGROUND OF THE PROBLEM
 From the academic sources number of facts and information were found. With this
regard, literature review process was carried out.
 It was the first phase to carry out the research to read the present knowledge so can
structure the process forwards.

CONTINUED…
 These things are not only affecting business, organization etc. but the layman is also
getting affected.
 There are range of impacts these things are brining and also making severe changes in
the social norms and way of life too.
 From the literature review it would be fair to conclude that the impact of big data
analysis and IT tools is very much great.

AIM OF THE RESEARCH
 The aim of this research is “To assess the role or impact of big data analysis and
Information technology on the society.
 For fulfilment of this aim the research would be carried out.

PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
Research methodology
Research type It would be a secondary data based research.
Research approach Post-positivism approach of research would be taken into
consideration.
Research method The research would be conducted using different methods
and tools.
presentation The outcomes of this report would be presented in the form
of report since the entire project is to be completed on the
basis of secondary data so presenting in form of report.
Data type There will be only secondary data set to carry out the
research.
Research limitation In this research only secondary would be used so it becomes
a big peril.

DATA COLLECTION
 In this research the data would be collected using only secondary
sources.
 The research is quite intensive and the aim of this research is quite
mammoth.
 Considering the time and resources factors it is very hectic to carry
out research using primary sources of data.

REFERENCE LIST
 Jurkiewicz, C. L., 2018. Big Data, big concerns: ethics in the digital age. Public
Integrity, 20(sup1), pp.S46-S59.
 Natafgi, N., et al. 2019. Patients’ early engagement in research proposal development
(PEER-PD): patients guiding the proposal writing. Journal of comparative effectiveness
research. 8(6). pp.441-453.
 Pirinelli, A. L., 2021. Integrating A Structured Research Proposal into An
Undergraduate Glycobiology Class. Journal of Chemical Education. 98(11). pp.3542-
3548.