Getting Started, Part II: How to Start Research and Writing Projects
LibParlor Contributors Martha Stuit and Joanna Thielen return for their second post, focusing on getting starting with a collaborative research project.
Tag: research community
Embracing The Value of Sharing “Rough Work”
LibParlor Contributor Michele Santamaria shares her experience with a writing community and sharing your “rough work” with your colleagues.
Growth Through Relationship: From Conversation to Research Project
LibParlor Contributor Veronica Arellano Douglas writes about her experiences with discovering a new theoretical framework and conducting research through connections.
Advocating for Open Peer Review in LIS
LibParlor Contributor Sarah Hare reflects on her experiences with open peer review (OPR), and makes the case for early career librarians to pursue OPR.
Finding a Research Agenda When Teaching and Learning is Your Passion
LibParlor contributor Lauren Hays discusses finding her research agenda and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL).
Research 101: Qualitative Research Approaches
Hear from LibParlor contributor Paul Worrell about a handful of qualitative research methods that can be employed in LIS research.
Nurturing Patience, Building Community
Hear from one of our LibParlor editors, Chelsea Heinbach, on her reasons for wanting to start this blog, her thoughts on building community, and her experiences as a full-time librarian.
