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my email address is: Rachael.walker@mmu.ac.uk

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my email address is: Rachael.walker@mmu.ac.uk

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Keyword Glossary for CP1 Material Cultures

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http://www2.mmu.ac.uk/languagecentre/courses-for-our-students/coaching-for-academic-english/

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HATS OFF!

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Please find out about the person you are sat with.

Where do they come from and why did they choose MMU?

What have they enjoyed most so far about being at University?

What are they most looking forward to about being at University?

What are they most nervous about?

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hat you like researching or want to find out more about and which research methods you might adopt to do this.

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https://moodle.mmu.ac.uk/mod/aspirelist/view.php?id=1192592

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Analysing
Drawing/Sketching
Documenting
Visiting
Networking
Looking
Observing
Photographing
Listening
Making
Portfolio Work
Studio Work
Writing
READING

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WHO?

WHAT?

WHERE?

WHY?

WHEN?

HOW?

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Secondary … research uses resources already created by other people: books, films, the Internet, magazines, newspapers or other media … it is important to acknowledge the source of your information by referencing it’.

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Primary research involved going out and engaging with people, places and objects; taking your own photographs or videos; and making your own sketches, drawings and three-dimensional pieces. Primary research engages all the senses: it enables you to touch things, smell them, see them in situ and appreciate their scale and the intricacy of details, finish and structure’

(Gaimster, 2011: 1)