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Dissecting the Dissertation

by Dennis Pipes and Curby Alexander

Dennis Pipes and Curby Alexander, Ph.D. students in Instructional Technology at the University of Virginia, discuss their experiences as they begin the dissertation process. This show will be co-hosted by Steve Whitaker, a faculty member in the Instructional Technology program at the University of Virginiafeature guests and fellow students from the University of Virginia. You can e-mail us at: [email protected]

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Episodes

  1. Episode #5: The Dissertation Proposal Defense

    Dennis had a chance this past week to attend the dissertation proposal defenses of two other IT students: Tom Hammond and Diallo Sessoms. He talks briefly about each experience, noting the differences and similarities. Diallo also joins the conversation again to discuss his thoughts on the…

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  2. Episode #4: Working Toward a Pilot Study

    Dennis attended the National Technology Leadership Summit in Washington, DC last week. In this episode we talk about how that meeting might lead to a possible pilot research study for the coming semester. Curby also shares some IRB woes for what will likely become his pilot research project.…

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  3. Episode #3: Ph.D. Program Requirements

    In this podcast we discuss the specific requirements we must complete to be called “doctor.” Just when you think it’s all about the dissertation, you find out about course sequencing, program of study committees, comprehensive exams, pilot research projects, and publication requirements.

  4. Episode #2: What is a dissertation?

    In this episode, we interview Dr. Steve Whitaker from the University of Virginia to find out exactly what a dissertation is, as well as why doctoral students are required to write one.

  5. Introduction

    This is our first podcast. We introduce ourselves and discuss some of the things we want to include in our weekly podcast.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Dennis Pipes and Curby Alexander, Ph.D. students in Instructional Technology at the University of Virginia, discuss their experiences as they begin the dissertation process. This show will be co-hosted by Steve Whitaker, a faculty member in the Instructional Technology program at the University of Virginiafeature guests and fellow students from the University of Virginia. You can e-mail us at: [email protected]

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Dennis Pipes and Curby Alexander

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Dennis Pipes and Curby Alexander, Ph.D. students in Instructional Technology at the University of Virginia, discuss their experiences as they begin the dissertation process. This show will be co-hosted by Steve Whitaker, a faculty member in the Instructional Technology program at the University of...

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Dissecting the Dissertation is created and hosted by Dennis Pipes and Curby Alexander.
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