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blog research

What pragmatists might want to know about blogging

by Lilia Efimova on February 11, 2009

Blogs as boundary objects

by Lilia Efimova on January 3, 2009

Blog as a nexus of multimembership and accidental brokering

by Lilia Efimova on January 3, 2009

Blog networking and crossing boundaries for CPsqure research and dissertation fest

by Lilia Efimova on December 2, 2008

Blogging PhD ideas chapter: missing piece of the discussion section

by Lilia Efimova on August 28, 2008

Developing ideas in a weblog: show vs. tell

by Lilia Efimova on July 9, 2008

Comparing weblog text to the PhD dissertation via tagclouds

by Lilia Efimova on July 7, 2008

What I want to do when I’m done with my PhD

by Lilia Efimova on December 7, 2007

How ‘individualistic’ weblogs support community

by Lilia Efimova on November 16, 2007

‘Beyond blogging’ lessons learnt

by Lilia Efimova on November 14, 2007

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Finally my PhD journey is over - I'm a Dr. now! Happy, relieved and wondering what my post-PhD life will be. Fortunately, summer holidays are almost here and I intend to make the most out of them.
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This weblog is my learning diary. Sometimes I write about things related to my work, but the views expressed here are personal and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.