Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer in Twitter
Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer in Twitter
I have completed the transcriptions for my research (a bit later than I hoped, but it is moving forward), and am beginning to analyze it. Some of the transcripts for the 8 interviews I conducted still need to be sent to the research participants for member checking, but all that is underway.
My initial review of the interviews is wonderful; I believe I have a lot of rich stories that may reveal some very interesting things about the experience of Public Transformations.
However, I have to fight against the anxiety of feeling I am very behind where I hoped to be (my paper is due in another week). In some ways, I wish I had the luxury of being able to research without any other work, but it is a fact of my life that there are a lot of things happening. Regardless, I still expect to have the draft of this paper submitted by February 8, when it is due. Hey, what else is there to focus on at this time of the winter?!
Tags: interview, Research, transcription
Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer in Twitter
Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer in Twitter
Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer in Twitter
I am thrilled to share the news that my paper, Autoethnographer Communities of Practice, has just been accepted to present to the 7th International Conference on Networked Learning NLC2010! This conference is at the beginning of May in Aalborg, Denmark. It will be the second time I have presented in Europe, and the first time I am presenting there as the single author / researcher on a paper.

I am really looking forward to finally meeting some of the people whose work has helped my own thinking in the Technology Eenhanced Learning (TEL) / Networked Learning field, including Etienne Wenger (one of the keynotes), David McConnell, and Chris Jones. I am also excited to share some of my research findings about studying those who engage in autoethnography, as this is something that does not seem to be frequently used in the networked learning research community.
I will speak more about this as the conference date approaches. Hope to meet some of the other networked learners I speak to online and have never met F2F.
Tags: Autoethnography, Community of Practice (CoP), NLC2010
Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer in Twitter
Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer in Twitter
Posted by: Jeffrey Keefer in Twitter