Ok, so I’m on leave and taking a break from writing a 2000 word creation-myth story, as you do. I was at two meetings recently where the impact of research was discussed. The first was to do with demonstrating the value of research to organisations; the second was with a group of service users with [...]
Posts Tagged ‘journal’
What does it mean when a research journal is ‘high impact’?
Posted in academic, high impact journal, impact factor, publication, tagged Citation, Impact factor, journal, research on April 13, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Blogging as a research tool
Posted in academic, research, tagged blogging, ethological, journal, qualitative methods, research on February 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Wondering about blogging as an adjunct to ethological research tracking. With more emphasis on qualitative, investigatory studies in which the researcher almost becomes a participant, this would seem to be a valuable way of keeping a process journal that adds to the depth of information available for interrogation. Is anyone doing this? I’m sure I’ve heard. [...]
