Thinking out loud on creative inquiry, evidence ecosystems, and avoiding a lacklustre vision for evidence-based practice in libraries. #EBLIP
https://www.emiliabell.com/2024/01/29/creative-inquiry-in-ebp-its-not-just/
I recently came across a blog post on Why Bother With Creative Research Methods? by Dr Helen Kara. I've previously stepped into creative practice-based research methods in a case study on experiences in a regional university library makerspace using visual elicitation. While my work in library evidence-based practice doesn't always involve research methodologies in the strictest
Recording & summary of last LARK webinar for the year: 'Reflections on Research in Practice'. Three presenters discussing topics around reflexivity, values, and advocacy in practice-based research. https://lark-kollektive.blogspot.com/2022/12/after-reflections-on-research-in.html
An #introduction from me...
Short version: I'm into:
#OpenScience
#OpenAccess
#OER
#OpenTexts
#OpenEducation
#AcademicLibraries
#EBLIP
#LibraryAssessment
#LibraryEvaluation
#pottery
Long version:
I work for a peak body for leaders of #AcademicLibraries, where I look after strategy and analytics. I'm a former #LIS academic, #SocialScientist, #OnlineLearning specialist and librarian, and I'm still kinda working out who I am now I'm not an academic anymore (but very much enjoying the ride). I'm a #QualitativeResearch type who is learning to love quantitative data. My professional interests are in the hashtag list up there ^^^
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