Summary
This guide outlines the process of writing a research question, which serves as a clear and succinct problem statement defining the scope and objectives of a research project. It emphasizes the importance of selecting an appropriate topic by examining assignment briefs and considering emerging trends in the sector. The guide suggests generating keywords for literature searches and evaluating resources using the CRAAP Test to ensure credibility. It also discusses the significance of identifying gaps in existing literature and reflecting on the implications of the proposed study for both the organization and the industry. Additionally, the guide provides a feasibility checklist to assess the practicality of the project, encouraging researchers to narrow their focus if necessary. The document concludes by detailing the characteristics of a good research question, which should be relevant, manageable, substantial, original, focused, concise, and interesting.
