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Locating Four Pathways to Internet Scholarship

Denise N. Rall
Denise N. Rall
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Published Online: Jan 01, 2010
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/csci.36
© 2010 Denise N. Rall, published by Sciendo
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The analytical model of the pathway for internet scholarship. (Rall 2007). Note: The model of the pathway as an exercise in ontology, methodology and epistemology (OME) comes from M. Doel, (1994).
The analytical model of the pathway for internet scholarship. (Rall 2007). Note: The model of the pathway as an exercise in ontology, methodology and epistemology (OME) comes from M. Doel, (1994).

Themes by groups, based on 28 participants.

1) Date of Ph.D. < 1989 1989-1999 2001-2003 2005-2006 Other
# in group 10 10 4 2 *2
2) Theory area Comm Crit Emp T&L Other
# in group 3 11 7 5 **2
3) First contact BBS Email Study usenet, unix None
# in group 4 8 6 10 ***1
4) Age/rank Junior Established Senior/Ret. Very young scholar
# in group 7 9 10 2
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