Measurement

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Measurement

• Adding to your poster

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Iterations (from Fincher and Adams)

• Clarity
• Significance
• Evidence
• Technique

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To begin

• Assemble your intellectual neighbor group.
• Look at your most recent, most refined research
  question

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Evidence

• Empirical investigation
• What evidence would you need to answer your
  question? What makes you believe your claims?
• What would you need to convince a colleague in
  AND out of the choir? nearest neighbor, more
  distant member of the community
• What would a sufficient answer look like?
• What would an unsatisfactory claim look like?
• What might contradictory examples look like?
• Discuss your questions with your table. Begin to
  think about the evidence youll need to convince
  people that youve answered your question.

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Add to your poster

• Based on your discussion about evidence, what
  kinds of measurements will you need to make to
  collect the appropriate evidence to answer your
  question?
• Add a statement about measurement to your poster.
• Walk the wall to provide and receive feedback
  from the larger community

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Iterations

• Clarity
• Significance
• Evidence
• Technique

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Technique

• What technique(s) / method(s) might produce the
  evidence you need?
• How do you know? good opportunity to discuss in
  upcoming RREE sessions on methods
• Whats involved with using this technique?
• Assessing costs opportunity, time/resources,
  available knowledge
• Do you know how to do it? good opportunity for
  collaboration