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Author Archives: Jolene Z
Disseminating research design and practice
I spend lots of time thinking about the best ways to disseminate research to impact practice. Here’s what Audrey Waters and Drew Davidson have to say about the topic.
Posted in Big Ideas, Small Talk
Tagged practice, publishing, research, webinar, working examples
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Improvement research
This post is about a type of research that’s applicable to all of us – improvement research. Teachers, admins, informal educators, designers and policy makers: keep reading because we can ALL use improvement research to assess changes in practices and … Continue reading
You Say You Want an Innovation: Practical Steps Towards Improvment – Louis Gomez
Louis Gomez gave a wonderful keynote at the Digital Media and Learning Conference last week. He talked about the importance of sharing how we do work and how we “make stuff happen”. This is something we think about a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Big Ideas, Conferences
Tagged conference, digital media, digital media and learning, DML, families, improvement research, innovation, scale
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Conference strategy 101
It’s taken me years of attending conferences to realize I need a strategy. Sure, I planned what sessions to go to, but that was the extent of it. Being a relatively shy and sometimes awkward person, I avoided talking to … Continue reading
Pushing the boundaries of academic publishing
As a recent PhD grad, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about what it means to publish as an academic. I know I’m supposed to publish in peer-reviewed journals, the gold standard for academics. There’s often a silent attitude … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, blog, crowd sourcing, feedback, open, open access, peer-review, publishing, research, transparency
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The open web & privacy: Highlights from Mozfest
I’m fully recovered from my very short (and intense) trip to London for Mozfest and am eager to share some insights. This was my first time at Mozfest and I’m happy to say it lives up to the hype. Forget … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences
Tagged badges, conference, creative commons, digital badges, mozfest, mozilla, open, open access, open badges, open data, open knowledge foundation, open source, open web, privacy, wikimedia
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Connecting families and classrooms
I defended my dissertation this week…and passed! Here are the slides from my presentation. Take a look at my working examples to learn more about the Family Share Project and the research study. If you’re really inspired you can read … Continue reading
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Tagged dissertation, families, home-school connection, presentation, publishing, research
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