What was most read and cited from the
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2019 Hits: Big Data and Society
As 2019 draws to a close, we’re highlighting relevant open access articles that attracted readers’ attentions this year. Learn what interested Big Data & Society readers.
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Continue Reading2019 Hits: Methodological Innovations
As we close out 2019 on SAGE MethodSpace, let’s look at some of the most read and cited open access posts. In this post, find sources from Methodological Innovations.
Continue Reading2019 Hits: Popular Research Articles
Let’s look at some of the research articles readers found interesting in 2019!
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Continue Reading#AcWriMo Post Script
Academic Writing Month is over, academic writing continues! See two timely resources.
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Continue ReadingYOUR Graphical or Video Abstracts?
Have you created a video or graphical abstract? Use the comment area or message me with a link to your example, and a few sentences about what you were trying to achieve.
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Continue ReadingQualitative Research & Policy Studies: Articles
Qualitative Approaches to Policy Research in Education: Contesting the Evidence-Based, Neoliberal Regime (Kerrigan & Johnson, 2018) Abstract: This issue highlights problems with the neoliberal research regime in education policy—one that marginalizes, homogenizes, and dismisses communities, critical voices, and methodologies that could improve educational practice. We argue for greater methodological diversity in policy studies when engaging […]
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Continue ReadingQualitative Research & Policy Studies: Interview with Editors
JS. In the introduction to this special issue, you state: “These political and discursive interventions in education, however, are not solely to blame for the dismissal of qualitative inquiry. Some of this blame must be apportioned to researchers themselves.” Can you make suggestions for researchers who want to conduct qualitative or mixed methods research, but fear […]
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Continue ReadingGraphical Abstract Examples
Academia has a problem. Seven thousand papers are published every day and let’s face it; no one has the time to read abstract after abstract to find the research that they’re seeking.
Here’s where Graphical Abstracts come in. A graphical abstract is a visual summary of a written abstract, aiming to quickly and clearly convey the key message.
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Continue ReadingCreate Graphical Abstracts to Reach New Audiences
Creative methods for research dissemination are expanding. Graphical abstracts help readers find and understand research.
Categories: Creative Methods, Dissemination, Focus Series, Presentation, Visuals, and Creativity
Continue ReadingWhat can we do about scientific misconduct?
Who can we trust in a world of alternative facts, trolls, and spam? We should be able to turn to scientific research for reliably trust-worthy perspectives, yet even peer- reviewed journal articles can contain incorrect or misleading findings. Academic misconduct– including falsifying data, selectively analyzing data, plagiarizing others’ work, or biased reporting– is a troubling problem […]
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Continue ReadingAdventures in Setting up a New Journal
During the month of December the Focus Series will explore ways researchers, writers, academics, and students collaborate to conduct and write about research. In this guest post, Melissa Nolas and Christos Varvantakis discuss their collaborative project: starting a new scholarly journal. In being invited to contribute this post we both had to think long and hard about whether there […]
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