Re: EARLI - cross-site collaboration

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Thanks Costas

The idea of the cross collaboration in the papers is that it will=20=20=20
enhance the writing -- but also will give a better 'impression' of the=20=20
collaborations in WebLabs

I am assuming empirical data  does not necessarily mean quantitative=20=20
scores (but can of course)-- but more that the methodology is clear and =
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a systematic approach to data collection and analysis adopted

We will not of course we submitting plans for future research - it is=20=20
the end of our project


Best wishes

(Costas - are you going to be able to trial lunar landar - we are=20=20
excited by the sequence!)

C

On 27 Oct 2004, at 17:48, C. P. Constantinou wrote:

> Hello
> 1. I think the cross site collaboration is a wonderful idea and we can =
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> work on involving Gordon in our paper and presentation
> 2. Please note that
> (a) the symposium will have to go through the normal review process=20=20
> which actually involves a semi-random assignment of reviewers. I do=20=20
> not have any involvement in either selecting the reviewers or in the=20=20
> review outcome.
> (b) the papers will need to have emphasis on empirical data. The term =
=20
> data can be interpreted as widely as you would like. However EARLI has =
=20
> specifically said this year that it will not accept accounts of plans =
=20
> for future research
> I hope this will be helpful
> Warm regards
> Costas
>
>
> Dear all
>
>  Further to my earlier emails about the EARLI papers, Celia has=20=20
> suggested that they should perhaps be written collaboratively by=20=20
> partners across sites. With this in mind, we suggest that the=20=20
> following people work together:
>
>  Jenny - would you like to join the Convergence paper ('Exploring=20=20
> infinite sequences')?
>
>  Costas - perhaps Gordon could work with you on 1D collisions?
>
>  Michele - perhaps Yishay could work with you on Randomness?
>
>  Sweden/Italy - collaboration on dynamic systems?
>
>  Please let me know what you think.
>
>  Regards
>
>  Sophie
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Thanks Costas


The idea of the cross collaboration in the papers is that it will=20
enhance the writing -- but also will give a better 'impression' of the
collaborations in WebLabs


I am assuming empirical data  does not necessarily mean quantitative
scores (but can of course)-- but more that the methodology is clear
and a systematic approach to data collection and analysis adopted


We will not of course we submitting plans for future research - it is
the end of our project=20



Best wishes


(Costas - are you going to be able to trial lunar landar - we are
excited by the sequence!)


C


On 27 Oct 2004, at 17:48, C. P. Constantinou wrote:


<excerpt>Hello

1. I think the cross site collaboration is a wonderful idea and we can
work on involving Gordon in our paper and presentation

2. Please note that

(a) the symposium will have to go through the normal review process
which actually involves a semi-random assignment of reviewers. I do
not have any involvement in either selecting the reviewers or in the
review outcome.

(b) the papers will need to have emphasis on empirical data. The term
data can be interpreted as widely as you would like. However EARLI has
specifically said this year that it will not accept accounts of plans
for future research

I hope this will be helpful

Warm regards

Costas



Dear all


 Further to my earlier emails about the EARLI papers, Celia has
suggested that they should perhaps be written collaboratively by
partners across sites. With this in mind, we suggest that the
following people work together:


 Jenny - would you like to join the Convergence paper ('Exploring
infinite sequences')?


 Costas - perhaps Gordon could work with you on 1D collisions?


 Michele - perhaps Yishay could work with you on Randomness?


 Sweden/Italy - collaboration on dynamic systems?


 Please let me know what you think.


 Regards


 Sophie



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