Welcome to Jeffrey Keefer’s Blog!

Educational Researcher / PhD Student (Lancaster University, UK) in E-Research and Technology Enhanced Learning / Adjunct Instructor (NYU & Pace U) / Project Manager (Clinical Education) in New York City.
Interests in educational research influenced by interdisciplinarity, focused on digital identity, doctorateness and the postgraduate experience, threshold concepts and transformative learning in higher education, Internet research, networked learning, technology enhanced learning, distance education, adult and organizational learning, narrative inquiry, and actor-network theory.
My professional work is at JeffreyKeefer.com
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I am still discussing issues I am now aware of regarding the transcription of research interviews http://bit.ly/7JjVv this week. # Just learned that Greenwich Village 10014 is the 3rd most expensive zip code in the US: Forbes.com http://bit.ly/4c3xiy. Bohemians beware??? # The doorman said he saw a large raccoon walk up the sidewalk in [...]
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I am nearly finished with my transcription, and as I mentioned last week, I am quickly becoming aware of the politics around transcription, namely those where people assume (uncritically, of course!) the way they handle these issues are done in the same way by everybody engaged in transcription. Into the literature I went for some [...]
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Great suggestions for webinar best practices. http://icio.us/cvdv24 # Beginning my day of transcription. # Tomorrow, to transcribe! # Drove 400 miles today. A record for me. Now, time for some wine and a winding down for the night. #
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I watched the movie The Reader last night, and was surprisingly pleased with it. The “secret” (as if there were only one) it addresses is one that unfortunately lingers even today in many situations and experiences. Set within post-World War II Germany and the present, it was stronger and more touching than I imagined. One [...]
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Awful traffic on the Jersey Turnpike going south where the two lanes merge. # Headed for a long drive though the rain today. # Rain. Fog. Cold. No Critical Mass NYC for me tonight # Looking increasingly likely that no Critical Mass NYC ride for me this evening; too much rain #
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2 new comments on “Silence and Voice” and more http://bt.io/9U5 # 2 new comments on “Silence and Voice” and more http://bt.io/9Qj # Anybody out there planning to attend the Critical Mass bike ride in Manhattan / New York City tomorrow night? http://bit.ly/4CgV2i # More follow-up from the storm destruction of the trees in Central [...]
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I am hoping for nice weather this evening, as I am planning to attend my first Critical Mass ride in Manhattan / NYC this evening. Sponsored (as much as these sort of things can be sponsored) by Time’s Up, it is an opportunity to reclaim the streets for bikes, people, and the joy of [...]
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Taking a break from endless work and catching up on the last 2 week’s worth of ironing. # Transcription Politics http://bit.ly/nuhXa that I am facing in my doctoral research (in today’s blog post). #
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Finally finished with the eLearning Project that has kept me occupied since the classes I taught this summer ended. Really happy with the three modules I created for Pace University’s DNP program. Now, let’s hope the incoming students also find them useful . . .
Now, I feel I am able to devote all my [...]
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