Research Planning

For years my research method has been to follow the bright and shiny thing that's just popped up, and that has led me to spend most of my time down rabbit holes. When you research do you have a plan or do you follow the "bright and shiny" approach? Do you want to maximise your chances of getting good results from the time you spend on your research? Then you need a research plan.

A well-constructed plan help you to focus and keep on track to find that elusive fact that will open the door to the past.

A limited number of seats will be available in Unit 4 at May Street, Bayswater. A much larger number of participants will be able to join us online.

Have writing materials to hand as there will be exercises that are best written down (rather than on computer or tablet).