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#mycuriosity
Leave a commentMarch 4, 2020 by Kate Bowles
This is just a 2020 welcome to new subscribers, as BCM212 gets underway for a new year. Students are sharing …
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More questions than answers
Leave a commentMarch 21, 2018 by Kate Bowles
In week 4, you’re at a great stage in a new research project: thinking about the questions that really need …
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Fresh thoughts
Leave a commentMarch 12, 2018 by Kate Bowles
Welcome to week 3. It’s so exciting to see your ideas for new projects developing! And it’s natural that this …
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Search, and search again
Leave a commentMarch 4, 2018 by Kate Bowles
The Twitter feed on this blog searches without much care or discrimination for anything that includes the word “research”. The …
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What’s your yellow duck?
1February 25, 2018 by Kate Bowles
But questions, I’ve learned since, can be like ocean currents. Wade in a little too far and they can carry …
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What do pro researchers do?
Leave a commentMarch 21, 2017 by Kate Bowles
Research methods training has been a staple of university undergraduate degrees in the humanities and social sciences. There’s an expectation …
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The storied campus: an experiment
Leave a commentMarch 21, 2017 by Kate Bowles
This blog has all sorts of followers, but this post is just for those of you who are current BCM212 …
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Activating curiosity
Leave a commentMarch 6, 2017 by Kate Bowles
As our investigation of research practice kicks off again, we’re once more looking at the history and value of curiosity to …
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Innovation as social experiment
Leave a commentMarch 15, 2016 by Kate Bowles
The social responsibility of university researchers investigating is typically governed by codes of conduct and processes of approval, to make …
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Looking for astronauts
Leave a commentMarch 7, 2016 by Kate Bowles
We’ve begun our investigation of research practices for (future) media and communication professionals looking at curiosity as a fundamental quality …
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