Research Topics
I think it could be a great idea if we could start posting our research topics on the blog so that we can start sharing some information around our topics.
posted by gcobisa @ 5:49 PM
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Wednesday, September 26, 2007
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3 Comments:
I agree but given our tight daily schedules and the limited number of computers, I think a lot of this can be done once we are back at our insitutions. The danger here is that we shall be too busy in our daily routines to blog regularly
I think the important thing to do is to at least know what each of us is researching. I think it is essential that we maintain contact between us all to be able to provide support post academy.
The discussions on Saturday, the presentations on research writing and getting a paper published may be heavilty influencing any thoughts held prior to the academy. I would imagine that we are all now trying to establish the "gap" and the "research space" in more concrete forms. William may therefore have a point.
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