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I always start with either Google or Google Scholar.

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Gemini and I may be research partners now... : |

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Gemini and I may be research partners now... : |

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All of the above! I rarely start with the library

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If I don’t know how to transfer a question into keywords I’ll copy and paste the question into Google Scholar

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If I don’t know how to transfer a question into keywords I’ll copy and paste the question into Google Scholar

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I use Google Scholar often and rely heavily on citation mining.

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Jump wildly from database to google scholar to library catalog to database without any sort of strategy

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Jump wildly from database to google scholar to library catalog to database without any sort of strategy

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test

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don't keep track of all of my searches/keywords

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don't keep track of all of my searches/keywords

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I always start with Google and Wikipedia

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Start with Google to determine search terms 

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Start with Google to determine search terms 

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i don't always look at who posted something when i see it online

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i don't always look at who posted something when i see it online

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at least not right away

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I tell students to evaluate sources using Lateral Reading and I rarely ever evaluate information when I'm doing casual Googling, I just use any old junk I find :D

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I tend to start research with DuckDuckGo and/or Google Scholar

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I tend to start research with DuckDuckGo and/or Google Scholar

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I once got dinged on an assignment because I copy and pasted the APA style generated by the database, thinking I would correct it later on. I had been a librarian for 10 years!

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I tell students all the time that our library search bar isn't the best place to start. I'm not sure I do anything that contradicts what I tell students to do

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I tell students all the time that our library search bar isn't the best place to start. I'm not sure I do anything that contradicts what I tell students to do

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I don't make a research statement. I just start with search terms and gradually expand from there.

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I don't make a research statement. I just start with search terms and gradually expand from there.

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I always use AI and Google scholar for the initial search to generate ideas

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I always use AI and Google scholar for the initial search to generate ideas

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I definitely use Google and Generative AI to research.

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I will sometimes just read articles for the lit review and nothing else.

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I teach my campus about genAI and more ethical ways to use it in research, but I rarely use AI myself

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I almost always start with a google search

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I think Google scholar often gives better results than our library catalog (and I use it a lot) even though I feel obligated to make the catalog sounds like it works well and should be used first. Boolean operators sometimes get in the way rather than helping.

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I usually begin my search with Wikipedia's citations at the bottom of their page and build from there.

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I encourage grad students to use QDA tools but just use spreadsheets in my own qualitative research! lol

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I usually start with the library's search tool, but I only use the AND operator for Boolean. I guess that's what I teach too.

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I don't track what I've done in a researcher journal or similar.

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I don't track what I've done in a researcher journal or similar.

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I tell students to scan articles to save time but I usually read them through initially 

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I tell students to scan articles to save time but I usually read them through initially 

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Sometimes share headlines without investigating the source further

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Sometimes share headlines without investigating the source further

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I highlight using keywords a lot to students but rarely follow the 'rules' for keywords. Also, Boolean operator's who?

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Start with Google scholar and don't use a well thought out search strategy/terms/operators

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I will start with Google or Wikipedia (though I don't really discourage Wikipedia) to start

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Create annotated bibliographies

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I’m a health sciences librarian who’s currently pregnant and look at Reddit for information when I have questions

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ChatGPT to develop preliminary keywords, directions for research

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ChatGPT to develop preliminary keywords, directions for research

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I don't really plan my keywords or research process, just jump in and do it

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I just Google instead of reading academic research. Then if I need to, I go find a journal. But only if I need to.

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So much Googling.

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I rely heavily on citation mining.

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Not taking time to come up with synonyms for search terms

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I follow reference links from Wikipedia articles

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When I give students advice about how to stay organized I include a screenshot of the hot mess that is my versions of the presentation about how to stay organized :)

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I make sloppy searches and rely on my BS detector to quickly evaluate results.

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I am a very rule following stem librarian - I love Boolean, databases, and Zotero!

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I am a very rule following stem librarian - I love Boolean, databases, and Zotero!

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Will look for main ideas in the TITLE field of the database (often Scopus or Web of Science) to see if there are exact articles for what I am looking for to begin. Then look at their references

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I like using Copilot or Gemini first

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I often start with Google Scholar. I like using Boolean operators, but I often use AI to help generate keywords and search strategies.

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I often don't keep track of previous searches 

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I often don't keep track of previous searches 

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I either jump around a lot or I'm incredibly methodical and never the twain shall meet...

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I share information without always checking to see if it's accurate.

I am not a responsible social media user!!

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dailymail.com to see general news but then go to original work to see what an item is about

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dailymail.com to see general news but then go to original work to see what an item is about

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google scholar is my starting point more often than not

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google scholar is my starting point more often than not

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If I'm unfamiliar with the topic, I use Google or ChatGPT to get my bearings.

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I'll use Google Scholar to come up with keywords when I can't think of good ones for a topic. 

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I'll use Google Scholar to come up with keywords when I can't think of good ones for a topic. 

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I use Google to find background info that I'm unfamiliar with.

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I use Google to find background info that I'm unfamiliar with.

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I always start with Google, then I take more specific terms to article databases

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I always start with Google, then I take more specific terms to article databases

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I use academic search complete to find keywords for topics I know nothing about

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I love google scholar.

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I will use AI to help me understand a topic and generate keywords

I've also had it help me create search strings using those keywords

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I start with Google, or the individual journal platforms because our library discovery layer is soooo bad...

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I start with Google, or the individual journal platforms because our library discovery layer is soooo bad...

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I don't pay attention to numbers of hits, to see how focused my results are, or look at limiters right away, I start scrolling immediately

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I don't pay attention to numbers of hits, to see how focused my results are, or look at limiters right away, I start scrolling immediately

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Start with Google.  I always look at the URL to choose what links to open.

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Start with Google.  I always look at the URL to choose what links to open.

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I don't always read full articles all the way through even if I cite from them

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Sometimes Wikipedia has good footnotes

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reference information based on abstracts - particularly when I don't have access to the articles

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I think a lot of my contradictions have to do with fact checking every source. i have my preferred sources of information that I generally stick to

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I start with google and then recently more on chatgpt as well. 

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I start with google and then recently more on chatgpt as well. 

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I start with google or Copilot if I don't know a lot about the topic

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I start with google or Copilot if I don't know a lot about the topic

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I use Google and Wikipedia but I also tell students it's ok to use these too when they are just getting started. 

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I use Google and Wikipedia but I also tell students it's ok to use these too when they are just getting started. 

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There is no method to my research madness. I just throw things at the wall and hope I remember to save things.

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I don't check the accuracy of citations I copy from primo

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I forget to put my sources in my reference managment software.

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I use regular, google, but sometimes scholar, AI to create search terms and strategies, 

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I use regular, google, but sometimes scholar, AI to create search terms and strategies, 

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I don't use a whole lot of stuff other than teaching, for my PhD, I use Zotero and the boolean operators plus google scholar

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I think Gen AI is unethical and should not be used at all <3

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I love a google search hack like site:edu - sometimes works better than databases for finding academic research.

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I don't use journal search alerts

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Not use a citation manager to create citations. I also am guilty of getting news from social media. 

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Not use a citation manager to create citations. I also am guilty of getting news from social media. 

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I'm hardly strategic and am all over the place when I start researching! I can be a terribly unorganized librarian!

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Perplexity (AI -Tool) - just for skimming & NOT copying

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Perplexity (AI -Tool) - just for skimming & NOT copying

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I use citation generators for citation styles I'm less familiar with

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I use citation generators for citation styles I'm less familiar with

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i use GenAI to come up with keywords. i also use Perplexity a lot to find sources

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My research topic/question is not very neatly defined from the beginning.

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I use Gen AI to help me brainstorm research question topics and keywords, but then I search the library databases for articles. I do however use citation mining ALL the time.

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I tell students to be confident about their skills...and then doubt mine and don't know when to stop searching.

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I learn about developments in the humanities fields I support from following faculty on social media

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Start with library discover tool. Also love Google Scholar