A blog about giving birth to a PhD thesis -- includes ideas about juggling family, study, research, teaching, social media, and having babies.
About Me
- Naomi Barnes
- PhD Candidate at Griffith University, mummy, wife, teacher, social media enthusiast, avid reader
Showing posts with label literature review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literature review. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
What I learned this week on Twitter
Take a look at my blog on Storify
http://storify.com/nomynjb/what-i-learned-this-week-on-twitter
Monday, 28 May 2012
Blogs as lit-search tools
There is nothing new under the sun.
In 2010, all you knew was that you wanted to use Facebook to gather your data. Your hopes rose as time and time again you found literature that studied Facebook users and Facebook networks. Not once did you find a study that actually believed Facebook status updates are worthy pieces of data. Your ego is boosted by Ethic’s decision that your study proposal was necessary, despite the warnings from methodology experts. Ethics is wary but social media is not going away. You formulated a plan. You experimented with ways to archive the data. In 2011, you spent 10 months ploughing through the (often mind-numbing) eating, sleeping, partying and studying habits of 17-18 year olds. You began your analysis. You find out it’s been done before.
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