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For my Instructional Technology doctoral qualifying exams I was given one question each week for three weeks. I had to answer the question in a week's time, open source, open book. This was question 2. Question 2: Choose either Option A or Option …
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This piece by Bryn Geffert on the open future of academic scholarship is brilliant and hilarious all at the same time, using the literary format of C.S. Lewis' "Screwtape Letters." How to Succeed in Publishing Without Really Trying …
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For my Instructional Technology doctoral qualifying exams I was given one question each week for three weeks. I had to answer the question in a week's time, open source, open book. This was question 1. Question 1: Critique of research Writing …
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The Instructional Technology reading list was not quite as long as the Religious Studies reading list (144 items compared to 194 items). And, I read this list over the course of several years in my Instructional Technology program before the …
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Day 3 Religious Studies Qualifying Exam Instructions: Answer these questions in 4 hours. It is against the rules to consult any sources beyond your own brain. Question Set 1 Describe the nature and history of ancient Israelite religion. What was …
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