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The SAGE Handbook of Learning and Work
The SAGE Handbook of Learning and Work
A critical chapter review by Dr Anthony ‘Skip’ Basiel
The overall handbook intro and aim is: The first two decades of the 21st century have contributed a growing body of research, theorisation and empirical studies on learning and work. In this, the third decade of the 21st Century, work is changing rapidly around us, leading to many challenges. and issues. This Handbook takes the…
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Moving the blog to a new home
I started blogging on Tumblr in 2013, right after I was promoted to Associate Professor. In the past five years, I wrote a total of 55 blog posts. Hmm...not as productive as I had hoped. The blog primarily focused on topics related to research methods, which is an important area of my interests. But five years later, I find myself wanting to broaden the scope of my ramblings and be more inclusive about my research and teaching. So, to mark the new beginning, I have decided to move the blog to a new home - lililuo.home.blog. Another reason could be that I always fall for “temporal landmarks” (see more discussion about this in Dan Pink’s When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing) - since this is the first semester after my promotion to full professor, I feel like I have to do something refreshing to keep me going. So blog migration it is! :-)
I just posted my first post in the new blog - A few research methods resources from SAGE. Check it out!
Big Data and Social Research Roundup No. 18
In this edition of SAGE Publishing’s big data newsletter, a trio of free reading is on offer: a free article from the journal Big Data & Society on “Algorithms as Culture;” a free chapter from the new book Urban Analytics; and a free case study on the nexus of mixed methods and big data research. Scroll through the newsletter below for access to these exciting opportunities.
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