Inquiry- Location of Sources. Gabrielle R.
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I
NQUIRY
P
ORTFOLIO
P
ROJECT
:
L
OCATION
OF
S
OURCES
T
EMPLATE
Take notes as you search to help you remember which databases, keywords, and strategies worked the best. Your log should show
evidence of searching for various types of resources, including books and scholarly articles. Be detailed here – we need detailed
explanations of this work to make sense of where you’re taking the assignment.
Note
: through this process, you must clearly identify 4 distinct sources (two books and two articles) that might be potential sources for
your research and inquiry process. Identify those sources in the “Notes about Results” section as you work as well as in the section at
the end of this template.
STEP 1
: Identify and list your research question in the below space. This will help your professor see your research focus as well as
help direct your research focus in your searches.
Date
Tool, Database, or
Source Used
Search
Strategy
Number
of
Results
Notes about Results
9/14/202
3
EBSCO Quick Search
artificial
intelligence or
AI or A.I. AND
students AND
integrity
263
Using the Jerry Falwell Website, I accessed the EBSCO Quick-
Search database and used the keywords Artificial Intelligence OR
A.I. AND students AND Integrity. The result count was 263, most
articles do not pertain to my research question however, so I must
narrow it down.
9/14/202
3
EBSCO Quick Search
artificial
intelligence or
AI or A.I. AND
students AND
academic
integrity and
50
Using the Jerry Falwell Website, I accessed the EBSCO Quick-
Search database and used the keywords Artificial Intelligence OR
A.I. AND students AND academic integrity and plagiarism. The
result count was 50. The academic journals were aimed much more
How does the use of AI impact the concept of integrity within an educational environment,
especially in relation to Christian students?
plagiarism
toward my topic.
9/17/202
3
EBSCO Quick Search
artificial
intelligence or
AI or A.I. AND
students AND
academic
integrity and
plagiarism.
Subject:
Integrity.
7
Using the Jerry Falwell Website, I accessed the EBSCO Quick-
Search database and used the keywords Artificial Intelligence OR
A.I. AND students AND academic integrity and plagiarism. The
result count was 7. The academic journals were narrowed down
enough that I could choose from the short-given list.
9/18/202
3
JFL Online Library
Artificial
Intelligence
Integrity
1,019
Using the Jerry Falwell Online Library, I used the search bar and e-
book/book filter. The keywords Artificial Intelligence Integrity
brought the result count to 1,019. This is far too many to filter
through.
9/18/202
3
JFL Online Library
Artificial
Intelligence
Integrity
Filter: Books
within the last 3
years
246
Using the Jerry Falwell Online Library, I used the search bar and e-
book/book filter. The keywords Artificial Intelligence Integrity
brought the result count to 1,019, however, I put a filter for books
published within the last three years and that narrowed it down to 246
results.
9/18/202
3
JFL Online Library
Artificial
intelligence
Integrity AND
academic
Filter: Books
within the last 3
years
66
Using the Jerry Falwell Online Library, I continued filtering the
keywords by ‘Artificial intelligence Integrity’ AND ‘academic.’
As well as a filter for books published within the last three years and
that narrowed it down to 66 results.
9/18/202
JFL Online Library
Artificial
intelligence
Integrity AND
Every filter that was added resulted in no results or irrelevant search
3
academic
Filter: Books
within the last 3
years
66
results. I will look through the 66 available books for a relevant book
source.
STEP 3: Using the standards of your academic citation and style guide, identify the four sources
you found in the research process.
Attempt to use proper academic formatting as you create the citation entries.
Book 1:
Churi, P., Joshi, S., & Elhoseny, M. (2022). Artificial intelligence in higher education : a practical approach.
Boca Raton: CRC Press.
Book 2:
Dawson, P. (2021). Defending assessment security in a digital world : preventing e-cheating and supporting academic integrity in
higher education.
New York, NY: Routledge.
Scholarly Article 1:
Crawford, J., Cowling, M., & Allen, K.-A. (2023). Leadership is needed for ethical ChatGPT: Character, assessment, and learning
using artificial intelligence (AI). Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice
, 20
(3), 1–19. https://doi.org/10.53761/1.20.3.02
Scholarly Article 2:
Perkins, M. (2023). Academic Integrity considerations of AI Large Language Models in the post-pandemic era: ChatGPT and
beyond. Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice
, 20
(2), 1–24. https://doi.org/10.53761/1.20.02.07
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