• Archive for January, 2006

    PIM by LibbyH

    by  • January 31, 2006 • Technology • 0 Comments

    Notes Trying to port notes from Word to txt to blog remember to put Spotlight comments on documents for field prelim; comments must include “fieldprelim” in order to show up in the smart folder of readings Poetry in Motion data need to get mySQL access sorted out at SI took NVivo training on 3/16/06;...

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    Qual Methods Class Notes 1/31/06

    by  • January 31, 2006 • Classes, Qual Methods • 1 Comment

    Interviewing context: in qualitative methods class, talking about our experiences piloting interviews choosing recording, transcription, etc. should be methodological – can’t really do qualitative coding on interviewing notes; best way for those is transcription from recording question order – make sure you ask everyone a small set and whatever else you get to audio...

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    Research Methods (LS class)

    by  • January 30, 2006 • Classes, Learning Sciences Seminar • 0 Comments

    Guests: Judy Olson, some other guy in a green fleece Notes about PIM research: Forks poetry faculty Ann Brown – article in learning sciences Cobb – Ed Researcher 2003 Intervention – for psych like treatment Eric’s question: isn’t this like HCI? Barry’s answer: yeah, pretty much Priti: figuring out what counts as a small...

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    Notes for 688

    by  • January 25, 2006 • Presentations, Teaching • 0 Comments

    Stuff to think about: 1:1 chats, social, work, coordination, interruption what about emotion, sarcasm, stuff you don’t want logged feature creep, federation Systems on the web: Babble – from IBM, designed for small, defined workgroups http://www.research.ibm.com/SocialComputing/babble.htm Adium – tabbed multi-client IM for Mac examples from logs: Adrienne Sat Jan 21 Ben on Yahoo Wed...

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    Research Design

    by  • January 24, 2006 • Classes, Qual Methods • 0 Comments

    Glaser and Strauss Blank slate – how much literature should you know before starting your research project? How should lit review inform development of categories and properties? Hypothesis proving – not really the activity here; goal is really to generate theory (explanation of categories and their relationships) Theoretical sampling – discover categories and their...

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