Shooting Stars
Dedicated (with apologies) to email subscribers who received a three word “Constellation” a few hours ago… …the Seriph, in his bijou wildernessette, has just riffled… Read More »Shooting Stars
research
Reading list – Scott Cunningham’s Causal Inference: The Mixtape
A friend shared this fantastic resource about [statistical] Causal Inference, about which I know very little. This book (and website) looks like a great place… Read More »Reading list – Scott Cunningham’s Causal Inference: The Mixtape
“One recent study suggested…”
One recent study suggested that – with the exception of the most casual of conversations – if someone uses the phrase “One recent study suggested…”… Read More »“One recent study suggested…”
The Craft of Research: Booth, Colomb and Williams’ four rules for writing clearly
I highly recommend the Craft of Research as a guide to structuring and writing research. It also contains – in Chapter Seventeen of the third… Read More »The Craft of Research: Booth, Colomb and Williams’ four rules for writing clearly
Amy Orben on tech panics of the past
In 1941 Mary Preston published “Children’s Reactions to Movie Horrors and Radio Crime” in The Journal of Pediatrics … The American paediatrician had studied hundreds of six… Read More »Amy Orben on tech panics of the past
Twitter: use case
Not for news or self promotion, but for finding experts, following their reading, and listening in on their conversations.
The Toolkit – Part 1: Foundations (10) – early stage mission statements
It’s possible that in the early stages of your project or organisation you have no clear idea about how to make progress towards your vision.… Read More »The Toolkit – Part 1: Foundations (10) – early stage mission statements