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Rachel Chong
For students: How to use this book
Licensing information
References
Christian Isbister; Karleen Delaurier-Lyle; and Rachel Chong
Territorial Acknowledgement
Christian Isbister; Rachel Chong; and Karleen Delaurier-Lyle
Terminology
Christian Isbister and Rachel Chong
The research process
Cora Coady and Rachel Chong
Reflection
Cora Coady; Christian Isbister; and Rachel Chong
Situating the Authors
Situating the Author: Cora Coady
Cora Coady
Situating the Author: Lorisia MacLeod
Lorisia MacLeod
Situating the Author: Christian Isbister
Christian Isbister
Situating the Author: Kaia MacLeod
Kaia MacLeod
Situating the Author: Bronte Chiang
Bronte Chiang
Situating the Author: Rachel Chong
Situating the Author: Karleen Delaurier-Lyle
Karleen Delaurier-Lyle
Why use sources?
Date
Lorisia MacLeod and Rachel Chong
Ownership
Bronte Chiang; Lorisia MacLeod; and Rachel Chong
Author
Research practice
Bronte Chiang; Lorisia MacLeod; and Amanda Grey
Example: Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Example: University of Calgary
Example: University of British Columbia
Pretendians
Kaia MacLeod; Rachel Chong; Karleen Delaurier-Lyle; and Christian Isbister
TCPS2
Missing the mark
Protocol
Indigenous intellectual property
Kaia MacLeod and Rachel Chong
The role of Elders & Knowledge Keepers
Elder in Residence
Elder etiquette
Cora Coady and Lorisia MacLeod
Elder knowledge online
Cora Coady; Lorisia MacLeod; and Rachel Chong
What is citation?
Indigenous source citation
Elder & Knowledge Keeper citation: APA
Elder & Knowledge Keeper citation: MLA
Elder & Knowledge Keeper citation: Chicago
Artificial intelligence and Indigenous Knowledges
Extractive AI as settler‑colonial continuity
Indigenous languages and artificial intelligence
Hallucinated references and Indigenous voices
Cultural appropriation and artificial intelligence
What respect requires: Working with artificial intelligence and Indigenous Knowledges
Bronte Chiang; Cora Coady; Lorisia MacLeod; and Rachel Chong
Wilson, S. (2008). Research is Ceremony: Indigenous research methods. Fernwood Publishing.
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