Designing SoTL Projects

I had a vocal 'typo' I meant to say question the structures of knowledge creation not power creation ... *more coffee on the way*  Anyway, in the widest sense you can think about this as forms of decolonizing SoTL, of questioning how we know something, and why we accept some forms of knowledge creation e.i.: questionnaires, focus groups, interviews as valid but are uncomfortable with participatory research or creative research methods that empower the participants to share their voices/experiences in a way that is meaningful to them. I am thinking out loud about this. This is not an in depth discussion more a couple of thinking incentives

and all things participants in this longish clip

Talking about the methodology and methods section

Reflecting on ways to justify your project and what makes it worthwhile and valuable

Reflecting about risk mitigation strategies in his clip

In this podcast I just pose questions to encourage you to think about potential risks and discuss in the forum how you might mitigate these. 

Hello lovely people I am just summarizing the course so far, and answering a questions that arose during yesterday's writing session: if methodology can be discipline specific.  Have a listen. The next episodes will all be research ethics in SoTL--Woohoo! 

Brief overview of the research method.  Couple of practical tips and things you need to consider for your ethics application. 

An example from my own experience if you want to learn a bit more about VRM

literally just to make you aware of what else is 'out there' in terms of methods