Archive for the 'To do' Category



Literature review

Published on September 20, 2006

Note to self: I’ve downloaded Swan, K. and Shea, P. (2004) ‘The Development of Virtual Learning Communities’, Learning Together Online: Research on Asynchronous Learning Networks. Remember to read it when writing literature review.


Phew!

Published on May 12, 2006

Well, I’ve written up my pilot study in the form of a 5000-word journal article. The idea is that my supervisors critique it, then it gets critiqued at my probationary review, then it emerges as a lovely fully formed article which I can send off for publication. The only slight snag is that, owing to […]


What do I do with my data?

Published on April 6, 2006

Right, I’ve pulled my data to pieces, word by word. Not sure how useful that was. Time wil tell. Now I’ve read through the majority of my notes for the last six months, and I’ve made a list of ways to come at this data. I’ve listed them below so I won’t lose them. Questions […]


To do

Published on March 1, 2006

Remember to consider the links between prototype theory and interpretative repertoires.


Holland, positioning and ZPD

Published on February 8, 2006

Won’t say too much about this, as I’ve recalled Holland’s book to the library and I guess I’ll get round to reading it one day. ‘”Perhaps an AA member can/will tell the story of her life as an alcoholic only sith support of other AA members. The story lies within her zone of proximal development, […]