Read the latest by Donna Kjellander. PhD, EdD, DBA, DSW and more. org, a comprehensive guide to accredited online PhD programs. Our blog is maintained by Donna Kjellander, a recent PhD graduate with a background in business and management. What should I look for in an online PhD program? What can I do with a PhD? A PhD often prepares .

Small bits of Science you can take home with you! May 15, 2015. Last year I decided that, in the interest of time, it was better to put all my online efforts into a single place. I have also started to transfer the content here. Do not be surprised if you see old posts popping up.

Academic work and life, social science, doctoral study, educational research. Creating Better Futures News Room. Simulation in health professional education. This piece in the Times Higher Education.

Multimodality, the medieval manuscript, Guillaume de Machaut and more. Blogs I like to read. Hello there and welcome to the homepage of Multimodal Machaut. Here you will find information about me, my project, my publications, and you can also read the blog. The blog has three principal sections. The most formal of the three is that of my academic research, unimaginatively entitled Academic blog. For there but for the grace from on high.

Engaging research and team work. Three or four of us have been writing about the JuxtaLearn research project and about engaging research. When I started the Masters in Research. I had no idea about academic journals, what they offered or where to find them.

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The final, published piece of academic work is the very tip of the publication iceberg. What does a board of editors discuss? Do they talk about specific authors? So, as I usually do, I decided to blog about it. Clearly a group of embryonic professors engaging in their. So what do we do in those meetings? Yes, .

Long tales, short tales, curly tales. Treating interviews as ethnographic encounters. The shooter, as you will probably know, is a cocktail usually made from 2 or 3 shots of spirits in a small glass, generally disposed of in a single blow. In contrast the cobbler is a long drink served over lots of crushed ice and fresh fruit.