Elgg http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/ http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/191045.html http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/191045.html Thu, 23 Aug 2007 19:45:46 GMT
Do you support open access and reuse of educational materials?

Would you like a gift certificate to Amazon?

Many hands make light work. Through numerous contributions from numerous contributors, sites like Wikipedia have developed into valuable resources for educators. I am conducting a study that explores some aspects of offering a similar system for mathematics instruction. Would you like to participate? 

This experiment takes place entirely over the web. You will be supported by a software tool to help you create instruction to teach math to struggling students. With your optional consent, the materials you make will be made available to other teachers and their students.   You must be 18 or older to participate.

Click this link for the full description:  http://education.hciresearch.org/pythagorean/authoring/
]]> http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/3952.html http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/3952.html Wed, 16 Nov 2005 06:07:01 GMT
As someone who is thrashing about trying to identify which, of all the dozens of research aspects that interest me, to choose for Masters (with a view to upgrading to PhD), I'd be interested to know just how much your research topics have changed since your initial application to start your project.

That is, when you filled in your application form, how accurate/tight was your research question, compared to where you were several months down the track? Have you ended up using the theories/frameworks you initially thought you'd use? How much has your scope changed? Has your topic changed in any fundamental way?

Kim]]> http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/3243.html http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/3243.html Fri, 21 Oct 2005 05:09:20 GMT
BTW, I am sorry I can't speak fluent English(an obstacle for me to pursue a PHD), but I am smart enough to talk with you adults! :)]]> http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/2799.html http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/2799.html Wed, 05 Oct 2005 01:51:44 GMT
I've just joined this community because I'm planning to begin a Masters by Research next year. I'm still trying to work out my topic, and I'm using my blog as a reflective journal to work through ideas and clarify my thinking. My blog is restricted to logged in users at the moment.

Broadly speaking, I'm thinking of looking at the use of the internet by activist groups, but this is a huge area. I'm reading up on it at the moment with the intention of identifying a specific research problem for me to address.

This is the first online community I've ever been properly involved in. As I am new to netiquette in this type of forum, please let me know if I say/do anything inappropriate.

Hope to hear from you soon,
Kim]]> http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/1639.html http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/1639.html Tue, 26 Jul 2005 20:43:55 GMT
Anyway, glad to be part of your community! Gambate, as they say in Japanese!]]> http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/1261.html http://eduspaces.net/phdcommunity/weblog/1261.html Mon, 27 Jun 2005 13:57:48 GMT http://www.doaj.org/;
the link I prefer most: "find articles" :)]]>