Posts Tagged ‘design-based research’
Wondering if on track to make a difference
Posted by: nonamuldoon on: September 2, 2009
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I am reflecting on another recent success of my authentic learning research that has become a part of my being. I submitted a paper to HERDSA for the first time this year. My intention when I submitted was to get feedback on my work, I heard that HERDSA has a very good reputation for its [...]
PhD research project reframed
Posted by: nonamuldoon on: July 15, 2009
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As I engage in my PhD work and get feedback from ‘critical friends’ I am seeing a slightly different path to how I’ve originally conceived how my thesis will unfold. The new title summarises or captures a more definitive focus for the thesis. This reframing was also heavily influenced by recent readings and updates to [...]
Framing my PhD research
Posted by: nonamuldoon on: December 17, 2008
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After long and laborious work, thinking and writing about a myriad of ideas relating to the educational issue I wanted to pursue in my PhD study, I think I finally got it. My working title is something like this: Enculturation into discipline specific ways of thinking and acting whilst at university: Implications for professional practice [...]
Should students be given choices between individual and team-based assessment?
Posted by: nonamuldoon on: October 30, 2008
Grades have been finalised and are about to be released for T2 2008, with pleasing results and important points for reflection that are critical to future implementation of the auditing course. One important point in particular is the frequency of course offering. Attrition rates and performance-related issues are significantly higher in T2 for off-campus students [...]
Starting my PhD-related blogs
Posted by: nonamuldoon on: October 23, 2008
Well I have procrastinated long enough, and my boss David Jones knows this trait of mine only too well. David happens to be one of the most prolific bloggers I know… check him out, and gave me an ultimatum to blog my thinking about my PhD enrolment. I will start by reflecting on the following questions/ideas [...]
The machinima initiative: outcomes to date
Posted by: nonamuldoon on: October 23, 2008
It has been a while since I posted, which can only suggest that I’ve been busy elsewhere. Indeed I have been pre-occupied, implementing and evaluating the first cycle of design-based research involving the machinima initiative. But I should have been formatively sharing the research journey here… no excuses in the second cycle of implementation This project [...]
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