THE MIND MELTER
Keywording has a component that resembles a hive mind theory. This involves considering numerous distinguishing patterns and facts and assigning value to them based on the relevance that is being defined. The image provided above is an illustrative example of how I utilized this method to recognize and organize various themes.
KEYWORDING & ZOTERO
In academic research, keywording is particularly important for organizing and categorizing large amounts of literature on a topic. Above you'll find one of my methods. Zotero's key feature is its ability to save academic journal entries and other types of literature with metadata such as author and publication date. To the left, I have some screenshots of metadata gathered from my research.
The internet provides a vast amount of information on any topic. One of the biggest challenges of Internet research is access to information. Although our institutions provide access to academic databases and online journals, some articles may be behind a paywall. This can potentially change the entire path of your research. As a result, we must learn how to navigate these obstacles and find alternative ways to access the information relevant to our topic while sorting and identifying the most applicable sources. Despite these challenges, I found it to be a valuable learning experience. We are bombarded daily with answers to every question. The future belongs to those who can identify the correct answers. I learned that even small ideas can lead to significant breakthroughs and insights as long as you stay open minded.
Are often used in social science research, particularly in the fields of sociology, psychology, and anthropology. This is illustrating the topics contributing to Entreprenuership.
I was only able to find a few images on the internet related to Building in Public. The timeline-style infographic pertains to this method of engagement, which involves sharing the process of building a product or service publicly. It seems that some individuals may struggle with being authentic and transparent about their work online.
As you synthesize the information presented in this module, you start to gain a deeper understanding of how it applies to your own life. You begin to identify the reasons why you chose to research this particular topic, and as is often the case, you start to see its relevance in various aspects of your life. This module serves as a starting point for making connections between your research and your personal experiences. By drawing these connections, you can gain a more comprehensive understanding of the topic and its potential impact on your life.
The issue of AI plagiarism is currently a highly debated and relevant topic. Just yesterday, the CEO of Chegg inadvertently revealed in a Freudian slip that AI was damaging their business. As a result, Chegg's market capital was halved overnight. AI's first kill was homework. This discussion is timely. It sheds light on the potential dangers and consequences of AI technology. Also, after reviewing these notes I discovered I tend to think in terms of variables, which may be a valuable asset in navigating this complex and rapidly-evolving field.
I discovered that many social media platforms have opened up their APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) to academic researchers. By analyzing this data, researchers can gain valuable insights into various social phenomena, such as political discourse, public opinion, and social trends.
During my exploration of this topic, I came across a book on Twitter Analytics in Adobe Editions. I discovered that Adobe has an academic borrowing e-publication model I wasn't aware of. This is a valuable resource for anyone engaged in academic research. I have the book out on loan for an entire year.
Google Forms offers a robust interface with real-time data visualizations, making it an excellent tool for collecting and analyzing data. I found that these tools are straightforward and user-friendly, which is beneficial for researchers who may not have a background in data analysis.
From my Google form, I learned that people tend to downplay the amount of time they spend on social media. By administering these forms more researchers can gain an accurate understanding of what they're researching. The ability to visualize data in real time can also provide valuable insights into trends and patterns, making it easier to draw meaningful conclusions from the data.
Data visualizations are different from infographics in that they typically show a single data set illustrated, while infographics often show multiple sets of data presented in a visually appealing way. On the right, this shows the step-by-step day-to-day operations involved in implementing the strategy. On the left, this illustrates how the smaller components of the theory fill in the larger more beneficial roles of defining business solutions. The idea behind Building in Public is that building a community online can have significant benefits for a business. By engaging with like-minded individuals, businesses can elevate their brand and establish themselves as leaders in their industry. Data visualizations can be a powerful tool for presenting complex information in a clear and concise manner, making it easier for viewers to understand and interpret the data.
During my research on data visualization tools, I stumbled upon Policy Map. It not only allowed me to redefine my search but also create new points of analysis. While using this tool, I found that New Jersey had some outstanding financial statistics. However, my primary focus was on understanding the funding available for new businesses and the prevalence of business incubators. Surprisingly, I discovered hundreds of business incubators in New York City alone. Business incubators provide a platform for entrepreneurs to develop their ideas in the early stages, and what better place to do so than in the bustling city of New York.
As I delved deeper into the data, I found that nowhere in the United States comes close to the amount of new businesses that are established in New York City. Manhattan alone had an incubator every five blocks. One of my favorite incubators was the NYU Steinhardt Edtech Accelerator powered by StartEd, which focuses on developing education technology startups. This research not only opened up my mind to the abundance of opportunities available for budding entrepreneurs but also highlighted the importance of data visualization tools like Policy Map in exploring and discovering what's out there.
it is a well-known fact that big cities offer numerous opportunities for businesses to thrive due to the high concentration of resources, capital, and infrastructure. This is why many entrepreneurs prefer to start their businesses in cities like New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. These cities provide access to a large pool of potential customers, a diverse and highly skilled workforce, and numerous business networks. Additionally, cities often have more favorable policies and regulations that support business growth and innovation.
While big cities may offer many opportunities, there are also smaller towns and communities where entrepreneurship and innovation are thriving. These areas often have unique advantages, such as lower costs of living and more supportive local networks. As such, it is important to consider all options when looking to start a business or pursue entrepreneurship.