PR1- Individual Research Areas

In this section each member of the group will record the

information of the sources that they have found below.

Group Member 1
Name:

Demir Demirel

Sub-Category Research
Area:

Travel, Accommodations, to do list

Information Source #1
Title:
Reference
details:
Genre:
Reliability:

Exchange Student Survival Kit

Hansel, Bettina. Exchange Student Survival Kit (2nd Edition).
Yarmouth, ME, USA: Nicholas Brealey Publishing, 2007. ProQuest
ebrary. Web. 24 February 2016.
Book
ProQuest

Information Source #2
Title:

Global Citizen

Reference
details:

Global CITIZENS. (2010). Teaching Science: The Journal of the Australian

Science Teachers Association, 20-21.

Genre:

Journal

Reliability:

EBSCOhost

Information Source #3
Title:
Reference
details:

ALLABOUTHOSTING
https://wep.org.au/host/all-about-hosting/

Genre:

Internet media

Reliability:

University Website

Information Source #4
Title:

). ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL EXPERIENCES OF EXCHANGE STUDENTS

FROM JAPAN ATTENDING AN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Reference
details:

SATO, T., & HODGE, S. R. (2015). ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL

EXPERIENCES OF EXCHANGE STUDENTS FROM JAPAN ATTENDING
AN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. College Student Journal, 49(1), 78-92.

Genre:

Journal

Reliability:

SU IC database

Information Source #5
Title:

Safety now part of culture in student exchanges

Reference
details:

Schreier, L. (2006, Jun 13). Safety now part of culture in student

exchanges. Knight Ridder Tribune Business News Retrieved from
http://search.proquest.com/docview/465301572?accountid=13638

Genre:

Online

Reliability:

SU IC Database Proquest

Information Source #6
Title:

Exchange-student problems bring shake-up

Reference
details:

Ellis, R. (2007, Jun 10). Exchange-student problems bring

shake-up. McClatchy - Tribune Business News Retrieved from
http://search.proquest.com/docview/462227605?accountid=13638

Genre:

Newspaper

Reliability:

American Newspaper that we found in IC database

Group Member 2
Name:

Semih Celep

Sub-Category Research
Area:

High School Exchange Programme

Information Source #1
Title:
Reference
details:
Genre:
Reliability:

Learning mobility: high-school exchange programs as a

part of transnational mobility.
WEICHBRODT, M. Learning mobility: high-school exchange programs as a
part of transnational mobility. Children's Geographies. 12, 1, 9-24, Jan.
2014. ISSN: 14733285.
Article
Academic Search Complete (EBSCOhost)

Information Source #2
Title:

23:Exchange

Reference
details:

WILCE, H. 23:Exchange. TES: Times Educational Supplement. 4517, 9, Jan.

31, 2003. ISSN: 00407887.

Genre:

Article

Reliability:

Academic Search Complete (EBSCOhost)

Information Source #3
Title:

Language Learning and Acculturation: Lessons From High School

and Gap-Year Exchange Students

Reference
details:

Berry, J. W. (1990). Psychology of acculturation: Understanding

individuals moving between cultures. In R.Brislin (Ed.), Applied
cross-cultural psychology (pp. 232253). Newbury Park, CA: Sage

Genre:

Article

Reliability:

Wiley Online Library

Information Source #4
Title:

Lyceum 1511 and Mountain Crest High School: An International

Exchange Program Reveals Educational Contrasts

Reference
details:
Genre:
Reliability:

Gorburn, S. V. and Tikhonova, O. K. 1997. The school as the foundation

in a system of lifelong learning. In Innovation in Russian schools, Edited
by: Batioukova, Z. I. and Shaposhnikova, T. D.

Article
Taylor & Francis Journals Complete

Information Source #5
Title:

Understanding and Communication

Reference
details:

Adams, Thayla Webb. Understanding and Communication. The Family

Coordinator 25.1 (1976): 8789. Web...

Genre:

Article

Reliability:

jstor

Information Source #6
Title:
Reference
details:

Students and host families needed for

exchange program.
Students and host families needed for exchange program. New York
Amsterdam News [serial online]. May 25, 2000:37. Available from:
Academic Search Complete, Ipswich, MA. Accessed March 3, 2016.

Genre:

Article

Reliability:

Academic Search Complete (EBSCOhost)

Group Member 3
Name:

RASIM YAMAN ZAIMOGLU

Sub-Category Research
Area:

BEST UNIVERSITIES FOR EXCHANGE STUDENT PROGRAM

Information Source #1
Title:

Our universities are already China's

best partners in the West.

Reference
details:

Gast, A. (2015). Our universities are already China's best partners

in the West. Times Higher Education, (2227), 34.

Genre:

ARTICLE

Reliability:

EBSCOHOST

Information Source #2
Title:

Here are the 10 Best Universities in the World.

Reference
details:

Berenson, T. (2015). Here are the 10 Best Universities in the World.

Time.Com, N.PAG.

Genre:

ARTCILE

Reliability:

EBSCOHOST

Information Source #3
Title:

Educational Disadvantage and Access to

the Best Universities in Korea.

Reference
details:

HeeMin, K., Heejin, C., & Hyunah, L. (2014). Educational

Disadvantage and Access to the Best Universities in Korea. Korea Journal,
54(1), 30-59

Genre:

ARTICLE

Information Source #4
Title:

Australian universities' strategic goals of student

exchange and participation rates in outbound exchange
programmes

Reference
details:

http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/1360080X.2010.4911
07

Genre:

Article

Reliability:

Taylor and Francis Group

Information Source #5
Title:

In Canada, Business Schools Lead Push for Globalization

Reference
details:

Genre:

http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/lnacademic/?
verb=sr&csi=17 1267&sr=HEADLINE(In+Canada
%2C+Business+Schools+Lead+Push+for+Glob alization)
%2BAND%2BDATE%2BIS%2B2012
Article

Reliability:

Lexis Nexis Academic Library Solutions

Information Source #6
Title:

TOP 10 STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS: ENGLISH

Reference
details:

http://www.lexiophiles.com/topstudyabroadprograms/top10
studyabro adprogramsenglish

Genre:

List

Reliability:

.org

Group Member 4
Name:

Ayenur ner

Sub-Category Research
Area:
Information Source #1

University exchange programs

Title:

Reference
details:

Strategies to Evaluate a University--Industry Knowledge-exchange

Programme.
References
Hanberger, A., & Schild, I. (2004). Strategies to Evaluate a
University--Industry Knowledge-exchange Programme. Evaluation,
10(4), 475-492. doi:10.1177/1356389004050217

Genre:
Reliability:

Academic Journal
EBSCOhost

Information Source #2
Title:

Australian and New Zealand University Students Participation in

International Exchange Programs.

Reference
details:

References
Amanda J., D. (2005). Australian and New Zealand University
Students Participation in International Exchange Programs. Journal
Of Studies In International Education, 9(1), 26-41.

Genre:

Academic Journal

Reliability:

EBSCOhost

Information Source #3
Title:

Knowledge exchange and networks: a new destination for tourism

internships?
The article meta after title will be split in order to highlight
authors

Reference
details:
Genre:

Articles

Reliability:

Search in One

Information Source #4
Title:
Reference
details:

Australian universities strategic goals of student exchange and

participation rates in outbound exchange programmes

References
Daly, A., & Barker, M. (2010). Australian universities' strategic goals of
student exchange and participation rates in outbound exchange

programmes. Journal Of Higher Education Policy & Management,

32(4), 333-342. doi:10.1080/1360080X.2010.491107
Genre:
Reliability:

Academic Journal
EBSCOhost

Information Source #5
Title:

What's in their baggage? The cultural and social capital of

Australian students preparing to study abroad.

Reference
details:

References
Green, W., Gannaway, D., Sheppard, K., & Jamarani, M.
(2015). What's in their baggage? The cultural and social capital of
Australian students preparing to study abroad. Higher Education
Research & Development, 34(3), 513-526.
doi:10.1080/07294360.2014.973381

Genre:

Academic Journal

Reliability:

EBSCOhost

Information Source #6
Title:

Identifying students intercultural communicative competence at

the beginning of their placement: towards the enhancement of
study abroad programmes.

Reference
details:

References
Gutirrez Almarza, G., Durn Martnez, R., & Beltrn Llavador,
F. (2015). Identifying students intercultural communicative
competence at the beginning of their placement: towards the
enhancement of study abroad programmes. Intercultural Education,
26(1), 73-85. doi:10.1080/14675986.2015.997004

Genre:

Academic Journal

Reliability:

EBSCOhost