Well, Here goes
I have taught Ed PSY for 5 or 6 years and Ive come to the same conclusion
about evaluation and assessment. The clincher for me is the way our Ed PSY
authors skirt around the issues.
Years ago I took a MA in Occupational Education. It was about the time that
Michigan was dev
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Subject: RE: [tips] Milgram On TV
Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2006 12:35:31 -0600
>I know that there was some Milgram discussion on TIPS recently, so I
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>apologize if this was mentioned: The Obedience research will be the
Read the copyright transfer agreement you signed.
Last I looked, APA would allow authors to post articles published in
their journal on their own personal or "institutional" websites, but not
on "third-party" websites (a distinction that Stevan Harnad has cogently
argued is incoherent and unenf
Jeff and all,
In case you wish to make changes to the agreement you signed, you may find
the following link very useful. It contains addenda that authors can send
their publishers to ensure rights to archive their work on the net.
http://sciencecommons.org/projects/publishing/index.html
Hope thi
On Dec 30, 2006, at 1:26 PM, Dan Koren wrote:
Hope this is helpful
Yes, it is very helpful.
One thing I still am wondering about is the time that has passed
since the article was published. I seem to recall that, within the
last few years, APA has relaxed their copyright restrictions for
Jeff,
For each manuscript you wish to post, you should read the copyright
transfer form that you signed when the manuscript was accepted for
publication. It usually specifies the kind of royalty-free permissions the
publisher grants the author in return for the copyright.
As far as I recall, APA
"Gerald Peterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
"Actually, I like the idea, but not the jargon."
I think this is my point exactly. The jargon seems to detract from an excellent
approach to assessment of education.
Annette
(still trying to figure out that sig line option in the new mail system..as
I concur with Rip that student comments are often more valuable than
awards. Some of mine are similar to those of his and Jeff's.
Typically, they state that "his tests are too hard, but he cares/doesn't
care/the class is easy if you read the text/knows his stuff/is fun/he is
boring/we wish he wer
Actually, I like the idea, but not the jargon. From an existential standpoint,
it can raise some interesting issues. I am only now thinking of what I could
do in my Psych of Sex class. More seriously, I would just call AA, practical,
or performance assessments. In various applied classes, I
I know that there was some Milgram discussion on TIPS recently, so I
apologize if this was mentioned: The Obedience research will be the
topic on the upcoming PrimeTime Live show on ABC, Wed, Jan 3. As I
understand it, Jerry Burger and others at Santa Clara University have
conducted some
As I understand it, you surrendered all copyright rights to APA when you
allowed them to publish the article. Since they hold the copyright, you
now have to ask permission to post it to your Web site (or distribute it
in any other way). It is being done so often that I suspect that APA
does have
Hi all,
What are the rules for placing on-line one's own (co-authored)
articles published in APA journals? I know that I've seen people do
this on their own on-line web sites, and I think I've heard the rules
before, but I can't seem to find them after a very brief search. I
was hoping I
"Authentic assessment" appears to be similar to what an I/O psychologist
would call "job sampling." If you are selecting new typists from a pool
of job applicants, it makes sense to include a sample of the job (a
typing task) in the assessment process. With regard to educational
settings, if
I admit to only a brief reading of the pages but it seems to me that the term
authentic assessment refers to a more ecologically valid assessment. Certainly
a more effort-intensive assessment of what might otherwise be considered less
'standardized' assessment. Would that be a correct way to cha
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