Tag: delphi study

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-09

Apr 9, 2012

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app, clinical teacher, delphi method, delphi study, Google Docs, ipad, linux, samsung galaxy tab, titanic

Cameron narrates stunning Titanic simulation http://t.co/DaFSV5ty via @zite # Smart Kitchen by Toncelli with built-in Samsung Galaxy Tablet http://t.co/K1G6rPds via @zite. So jealous # How Linux is Built http://t.co/z0bJiqNb via @zite. Very cool video showcasing how cool Linux is # Managing Google Docs in the Classroom http://t.co/ZEk12K7g via @zite # Just got the first build…
The Delphi method in clinical research

Apr 2, 2012

in PhD, Research

clinical practice, delphi approach, delphi method, delphi study, research

Thank you to Conran Joseph for his contribution to this post. We began developing this content as part of another project that we’re working on (more to come on that later) and then extended it as I made notes for a paper than I’m writing for my PhD. Introduction The Delphi method was developed in…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-20

Feb 20, 2012

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academic publishing, apps, blended learning, booktype, boycott, delphi study, ebooks, elsevier, ereaders, evi, Google Docs, iauthor, ibooks, ipad, online teaching, owncloud, peer review, phd, research, siri, socl, survey, tablets, wesch

Looking at #Booktype demo for ebook development. Export feature is main difference from just using Google Docs for collaborative editing # When your users tell you ‘you are not adding value’: Boycott against Elsevier http://t.co/lght5sOi # Evi trumps Siri for general knowledge http://t.co/cVmNjwoA # The Truth About Tablets: Educators are getting iPads and ereaders into…
Developing case studies for holistic clinical education

Nov 23, 2011

in Assessment, Curriculum, Education, PhD, Physiotherapy, Research, Teaching, Technology, Workshop

case-based learning, cbl, curricular alignment, curriculum, curriculum development, delphi study, document analysis, phd, research, survey, systematic review

This is quite a long post. Basically I’ve been trying to situate my current research into a larger curriculum development project and this post is just a reflection of my progress so far. It’s probably going to have big gaps and be unclear in sections. I’m OK with that. Earlier this week our department had…
Results of my Delphi first round

Nov 21, 2011

in PhD, Physiotherapy, Research

anxiety, attitudes, attributes, awareness, confidence, delphi method, delphi study, emotion, fear, hidden culture, knowledge, personal, phd, professional, research, skills, values

I’ve recently finished the analysis of the first round of the Delphi study that I’m conducting as part of my PhD. The aim of the study is to determine the personal and professional attributes that determine patient outcomes, as well as the challenges faced in clinical education. These results will serve to inform the development…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-11-21

Nov 21, 2011

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clinical education, delphi study, ipad, mendeley, papert, phd, physics, plos, research, rhizomatic learning, surface, tablet

Papert: “…the practice of segregating children by age into “grades” will be seen as…old-fashioned, and inhumane” http://t.co/pvXVRayG # Great way to learn physics http://t.co/oNRel2Qm # Scientists invent lightest material on Earth. What now? http://t.co/i1BF632n via @zite # The Top 10+1 apps in the Mendeley-PLoS Binary Battle! http://t.co/oVT6cva8 via @zite # Dave Cormier: Explaining Rhizomatic Learning…
Graphically representing a curriculum

Nov 14, 2011

in Assessment, Curriculum, Physiotherapy, Research, Teaching, Technology

cmaps, cmaptools, concept mapping, curriculum, curriculum as platform, curriculum development, curriculum mapping, delphi study, document analysis, graphical representation, phd, platforms, research, uml, unified modeling language

I’ve been a bit quiet on the blog lately, owing to the fact that I’ve been putting a lot of time into the next phase of my PhD. This post is in part an attempt to summarise and try to make sense of what’s going on there, as well as to assuage my feeling of…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-10-24

Oct 24, 2011

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attendance, delphi study, eportfolio, papert, phd, survey, synchronous learning

Daily Papert http://t.co/IzTvBxZk. What is the role of the teacher in society? # Nudity, Pets, Babies, and Other Adventures in Synchronous Online Learning http://t.co/pRyPVvzU # If you are a clinician who supervises or teaches healthcare students, please consider completing my survey at http://t.co/x1MXf3AJ # The hierarchical structure of an ePortfolio http://t.co/65gIpn5Y. If your e-portfolio is…