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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@Eddienosbod Got it. Seems like a specialized area. what theorists or thinkers are key in that area? in reply to Eddienosbod # @Eddienosbod Really, so good = a lot of time and bad = not? in reply to Eddienosbod # @Eddienosbod et voila, that is what I am finding. Regardless of how the program [...]
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I am leaving the office for a long Christmas weekend with #InboxZero # @LoneGuldbrandt I have been trying to catch up on email and such at work and school and home, and nice progress. Always demands time. in reply to LoneGuldbrandt # @LoneGuldbrandt Thanks for the new link, will check it out. These changes [...]
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Today marks the Winter Solstice (also called Yule or Alban Arthan, depending on the tradition), the longest night and shortest day of the year. On this festive day of midwinter, when the days turn to begin showing more light, may you and your find peace and joy. I found this YouTube video a short, meditative [...]
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The pics from the new movie The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey look great http://t.co/DbxDMpBh #
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I am happy to share that the paper I co-authored for the 8th International Conference on Networked Learning in Maastricht, The Netherlands was just accepted. My co-author, Gale Parchoma, and I have it tentatively titled Contested disciplinarity in international doctoral supervision, and it is scheduled to be part of a symposium–Transdisciplinary research in technology enhanced/networked [...]
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At my favorite French restaurant, La Bonne Soupe on W 55th St. #nyc # This week has been nothing but catch up in the office. Wonderful progress. # @suifaijohnmak Yes, the conference is a bit pricy. I also can't fly non-stop. Alas. in reply to suifaijohnmak # @ai1sa That will be the day when [...]
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35 minutes and counting at the #Apple store. Sure glad I had an appointment. #WTF # @ianrobsons Wow, new avatar. Spiffy. in reply to ianrobsons # @klbz Good job! #phdchat in reply to klbz # @lynntrinko Do you want quiet? in reply to lynntrinko # @kiwicito Happy to help; let me know what I [...]
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I have gotten some good feedback on my post "On Conference Paper Rejection" http://t.co/PJlhxDnT # I helped @mikestorrings at his final ornament and book signing of the season today at The Plaza. # @lizith Sounds like time for mulled wine by the fire; there is always tomorrow #phdchat in reply to lizith # @lizith [...]
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Have you ever had your work rejected for a conference? Something about that term, REJECTION, when it has to do with our research or professional representation of our work can be difficult to take, and while I cannot pretend it gets easier over time, a tenured professor once said to me that everybody in the [...]
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For those of us in the area of organizational learning, does this seem familiar?
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