Building a GER Toolbox for the Educational Research Community

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Develop an online GER Toolbox to address the needs of the GER community, focusing on surveys and instruments, analytical tools, getting published, navigating a career in GER, conducting GER across institutions, and translating GER results into practice. The workshop aims to serve both newcomers to GER and active GER workers based on the average ranking of perceived community needs. Explore resources like databases of published surveys and instruments, basic skills GER toolbox, mentoring by senior researchers, and more to enhance professional development in the field.


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  1. Building a GER Toolbox As you return from break, please reassemble into As you return from break, please reassemble into your working groups: your working groups: Surveys and Instruments Surveys and Instruments Analytical Tools Analytical Tools Getting Published Getting Published Navigating a Career in GER Navigating a Career in GER Conducting GER across Institutions Conducting GER across Institutions Translating GER Results into Practice Translating GER Results into Practice Check with workshop leaders or your email if you Check with workshop leaders or your email if you don t remember which working group you are in. don t remember which working group you are in.

  2. Building a GER Toolbox Workshop Goal: take action to address the Workshop Goal: take action to address the needs of the GER community. needs of the GER community. Objective: Develop an online GER Toolbox Objective: Develop an online GER Toolbox to to serve those new to GER and active GER workers. . Build on needs identified from prior reports, focus groups, and surveys.

  3. GER Community Survey Results: Average Ranking of Perceived Community Needs Tend to Disagree Tend to Agree Disagree Agree 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 A database of published surveys and instruments for GER A database of published surveys and instruments for GER An online basic skills GER toolbox for those new to GER methodologies 3.55 An online basic skills GER toolbox for those new to GER 3.53 Assistance in making GER results accessible & meaningful to practitioners Assistance in making GER results accessible and meaningful to 3.52 An annotated bibliography of "best practice" papers in GER An annotated bibliography of "best practice" papers in GER 3.51 Prof dev/assist. identifying the best instrumentation to address GER questions Professional development/assistance identifying the best 3.48 Prof dev/assist. with developing quantitative GER research methodologies Professional development/assistance with developing 3.48 Mentorship by active/senior GER researchers Mentorship by active/senior GER researchers 3.45 Prof dev/assist. with developing qualitative GER research methodologies Professional development/assistance with developing 3.42 Networking opportunities for GER and social (e.g., cognitive) Networking opportunities for GER and social science researchers 3.42 Access to GER data from published studies (e.g., a GER data repository) Access to GER data from published studies (e.g., a GER data 3.33 Assistance in educating non-GER colleagues on value/importance of GER Assistance in educating non-GER colleagues on the value and 3.3 Assistance with developing Institutional Review Board (IRB) 3.07 Assistance with developing Institutional Review Board (IRB) protocols A national distinguished lecture series for GER involving human subjects A national distinguished lecture series for GER A commonly agreed upon curriculum for graduate studies in GER 3.06 A commonly agreed upon curriculum for graduate studies in GER 2.58 Item wording above is abbreviated slightly from original, which can be found at: http://nagt.org/nagt/profdev/workshops/GER_community/GER_webinar.html

  4. GER Community Survey Results: Open Response on Additional Needs Additional GER Needs publication venues 15% working with specific populations, teaching situations, 13% training and education 41% career navigation, 15% working across disciplines 16%

  5. Building a GER Toolbox Starting Materials Target Toolbox Resources Pre-workshop information submitted Instruments and Surveys (things used to collect data) Analytical Tools (things used to analyze data) Getting Published Idea Papers Navigating a Career in GER Conducting GER across Institutions Translating GER Results into Practice Each target toolbox resource has a working group. Working groups should identify themes and subthemes in the starting materials. Intended audience includes active GER workers and those new to GER. We have 3 days here. Then there will be a period of editing and review. Toolbox will be hosted online by NAGT. Suggestions for efficiency and effectiveness: Each group should identify a leader and a note-taker. After brief discussion on themes, groups may want to form subgroups to address subthemes.

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