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Category Archives: Research
Dartmouth Seminar
Summary of the Dartmouth Seminar for Composition Research in August 2011: an important step in my retooling as an empirical researcher. Continue reading
Odds and ends crutchtime
Odds and ends as I get used to crutches after surgery: helpful friends, colleagues, students and family; adaptions for crutches; the girls’ birthday party; transfer research update. Continue reading
Transfer research design
I mentioned the transfer research project Neil Baird and I have started when I discussed my sabbatical retooling, but I haven’t written much about it here; just a brief outline long ago when I discussed my application to the Dartmouth … Continue reading
Posted in Composition, Research, Teaching, Writing
Tagged baird, case study, collaboration, dartsem, design, grant, Research, transfer, Writing
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Sabbatical report: retooling
Sabbatical report: retooling to add empirical research methods to my scholarly toolbox, through reading, a collaborative project, and the Dartmouth seminar. Continue reading
DartSem Visualized
The past two weeks I’ve been at the Dartmouth Seminar for Composition Research, which attendees affectionately described as “research camp.” Or maybe “research boot camp.” I’ll have more to say about this shortly; for now, here’s a word cloud made … Continue reading
From A to <A> gets C&C book award
From A to <A> gets the Computers and Composition Distinguished Book Award. Continue reading
Bookmarking unsettled
Thanks to over-Ajaxed tag entry and editing in Delicious, I’m back to looking for a new way to manage my bookmarks. Continue reading
Posted in Nerdliness, Research
Tagged ajax, bookmarking, delicious, diigo, pinboard, social
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Go on OJS
On converting Composition Forum to OJS, which is fully underway with the recent publication of our Spring 2011 issue Continue reading
Posted in CF, Nerdliness, Research
Tagged CF, code, composition forum, ojs, open access, publishing, software, web
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2010 in review
2010 in review. Happy New Year! Continue reading