Headwaters - Context and Accessibility

Anderson discusses the context and accessibility of research. To researchers and practitioners alike, research articles are generally perceived as one of three things: too far advanced to matter today; too specialized to matter to them; and too speculative or tentative to implement with confidence. A land of research articles without contextual, interpretive, and editorial pieces to cut the salinity of esoteric, irrelevant, and tentative research may be the equivalent of "water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink."