Posts Tagged “Fedora”
Research Results – Beta Release
by Diana on July 8, 2010
Hello again Fedora! I know it’s been a while, and for that my apologies. But you see, I’ve been working very very hard this last month and a half to bring you the results of the research study we worked (…)
Qualitative vs Quantitative
by Diana on June 24, 2010
This seemed pretty apropos for today’s comic as I’m writing up all of the reports for Fedora at this moment using a combination of qualitative and quantitative data.
An external view of my brain while writing my master’s practicum (thesis) papers…
by Diana on June 20, 2010
Last chance to contribute!
by Diana on May 21, 2010
Today is your last chance to contribute to the survey! Have questions? You can read more about the survey here. Thanks again to everyone who has already participated! P.S. If you are not a Fedora contributor, please do not take (…)
Need just a few more!
by Diana on May 19, 2010
Fedora Interview NDA Lifted!
by Diana on May 14, 2010
I had a few people come to me after participating in the interview process asking if they could blog about it. At that time I was not finished interviewing people, so I suggested that they wait until the interview process (…)
60 more responses to go!
by Diana on May 13, 2010
Have about 10 minutes to spare (20 if you’re long winded ? Please share your thoughts in the Fedora Contributor Research Survey! If you are not a Fedora contributor, please do not take the survey. You can read more about (…)
And we have lift off!
by Diana on May 10, 2010
Survey Now Available: I am hereby inviting all Fedora contributors to participate in my Fedora Research Survey by clicking on the banner below! If you are not a Fedora contributor, please do not take the survey. Survey Details: All responses (…)
Cataloging and Using Anthropological Metadata
by Diana on May 4, 2010
So, in my last post I talked about coding and no I don’t mean coding as in scripting or writing programming code (though it is just as tedious), I’m talking about coding qualitative data. For those non-anthropologist among my readers, (…)
Not quite dead yet…
by Diana on April 16, 2010
It’s only a flesh wound! I mean, that’s how the last month of the semester should start out right? Biting knees and all that jazz… *Shout! Shout! Let it all out!*