CALL FOR PAPERS The British Sociological Association Annual Conference 2010 Wednesday 7th – Friday 9th April 2010 Glasgow Caledonian University The British Sociological Association invites submissions to its 2010 Annual Conference. The 2010 Annual Conference follows the successful new format introduced in 2009. Participants can present on topics they wish within broad streams (and open […]
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We are thinking of producing video material to supplement the books, dictionaries, encyclopaedias and journal articles on SRMO. We’re thinking of doing some “how to” videos for individuals who would like a visual about how to carry out a method for your research, and then some software demos. Here are a few of the specific […]
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weknowmore.org adopts the ‘open research’ ideology, which results into an open access policy. Open research is research, conducted in the spirit of free and open source software. The central theme of open research is to make clear accounts of the methodology, along with data and results extracted therefrom, freely available via the internet. This permits […]
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Continue ReadingWe are looking at options for the tools to include alongside our book content on SRMO and would like your advice about download options! The plan is to have a print option, an “email to a friend” option, a variety of citations and……during my research the option to download material was heralded for people who […]
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We’ve been scratching our heads over what to call our product as some of the team is getting excited about beginning to pull together marketing material. So many things to take into account: – it really has to last for ever – should we have a transparant name, or a symbolic one? – taking into […]
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Hi everyone! I’m writing this post to spread the word that I have two free on-line programs to graph mediation and moderation results. They are named MedGraph (for mediation, obviously) and ModGraph (for moderation, even more obviouslier). They can be found on my home page at Victoria University of Wellington (in New Zealand) at: http://www.victoria.ac.nz/psyc/staff/paul-jose.aspx […]
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