Lesson 16- How to Analyze and Synthesize Information

[@martinspringer1184]

Very useful and clear explanation. I will definitely use in my class. Thank-you! One side note: the last critic's name in the sample has two syllables. It is pronounced "Sa-eed." He was a well-known cultural studies professor and Palestinian author of the book Orientalism.

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This video was very informative. It was a clear and precise explanation of synthesizing.

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Thank you, Great Video!! It helped me to write my synthesis of the Research Findings.

[@israilkurbaniyazov4481]

Here is an example in which a scholar employs an analysis in his/her research publication: Podcasts usage helps institutions to serve their current students and to target those students who do not have the ability to attend regular classes. A recent report by the Pew Internet and American Life Project suggested that mobile technologies may contribute to reducing the“digital divide”(Smith, 2010). This indicates that m-learning tools can provide under-served communities with the opportunity to access quality education.

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[@israilkurbaniyazov4481]

Hi Scott, I find your video very helpful in understanding what synthesizing information means. Especially, in understanding the content of the video, your body language contributes well to my learning. However, the text you present as an example is quite complicated to me. It would be great if you used a text from research papers. That is all of my feedback on your video. Best of luck and thank you!!

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Do you have any sources for further reading?

[@SubhanHamid]

Hi, your video is very helpful as I am preparing myself for doctorate level. Can you please share the example's file of low and high Synthesize as in your video. Thank You

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This is such a great video. Thank you!

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great explanation!

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