Analytical Search Strategies: A Tip Sheet with Examples for Teachers and Students
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2016
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Perspectives: Teaching Legal Res. & Writing
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An analytical search strategy is not browsing. Browsing is opportunistic and requires one to recognize relevant information. So, browsing, in general, is not a strategy so much as it is an informal and interactive process, like scanning a result set for relevant information. Analytical strategies, on the other hand, require careful planning, but the result sets lead one to a certain level of confidence in the thoroughness of the research.
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Roberta Freeland Woods, Analytical Search Strategies: A Tip Sheet with Examples for Teachers and Students, 24 Perspectives: Teaching Legal Res. & Writing 59 (2016).
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