Vlog 4 The sounds of a PhD student
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2016
- Tara shares with PhD students some sonic options to enable their writing, their candidature and the dissemination of their ideas.
To refer to models of podcasts cited in this vlog, please refer to the following links.
Office of Graduate Research Podcast Series.
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Short supervisory sessions from PhD students
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Group podcast on a topic
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Podcasts to enable scholarly writing, particularly a PhD or book - the example of theoretical times
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Please contact Tara at Flinders if she can be of any further support or assistance in this area - tara.brabazon@flinders.edu.au
WoW! Thank you Tara! A am your big fan (from Poland). Just found your YT channel in November 2020 and now I am addicted ;-) Watching episodes carefully and taking notes - feels like being partially supervised by you. I was intrigued by the title of this vlog but what you explained here was life changing for me ( I am also PHD student struggling with dyslexia)! Awesome!
Outstanding way to combat Dyslexia, I once trained a Dyslexic Soldier and had to rely on another senior Military Instructor who also had Dyslexia who used coloured glasses and paper. He ended up graduating, but I wonder how much better he could have performed with such a simple innovation such as recordings and audio books instead of force feeding him Technical Trade Textbooks. Love your work Tarz!
It is a very fantastic information. Keep it up.
I love her 😭
These are fantastic tips, and I can testify to their utility having followed such advice throughout my academic life. Dictaphoning at 3am about Kant...what can I say: it works. Love your videos, Tara!
I really like the idea of uploading presentations so that they live beyond live delivery. It's really a good idea!!
Makes a real difference, Chris! txxx
Hurray for Coventry, thank you for the shout out!
I have a substantial preference for aural learning, so these ideas are very helpful and inspiring.
love you my awesome Dean. Hope one day I ll be like you😘😘
Tara, awesome video!
Thanks a ton☺☺
Amazing video ☺☺
Thanks Tara. I actually understood this and, I am a complete technophobe, no more as a result! Great ideas and will definitely get my smart phone up to helping me this year. I suppose you have links to all your podcasts on you tube?-have already got your You tube vlogs bookmarked and scan the mail regularly for incoming. Thanks, Cathy J
Cathy - that is great. Sound - sonic media - is a great place to start. You will be terrific at it. I do keep the podcasts on a separate channel - there are hundreds of them!!! Two ways to find them - tarabrabazon.libsyn.com/ and itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/tarabrabazons-podcast/id356028420?mt=2 Make sure you send the link to your sonic files - love to hear them! Txxx
Hello, I really got lots of help from this channel as a PhD student in the US. Thank you for your all help so far. I was wondering that do you have any Vlog that explains how can I report the changes in the dissertation. I usually got all my adviser's hand-writing comments, and I have hard time to figure out what way would be easy for adviser who can see the changes that I made. I tried to change the sentences color or used tracking the changes.. but do you have any good idea as an adviser for many students?
16:20 cv presentation
Are you going to do a phd radio ? I am kiding but I am serious as well.
I am a big fan of sonic media, Sabrina - and I do teach and research the area. But we do - plug plug plug - have a podcast series!!! itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/tarabrabazons-podcast/id356028420?mt=2
Great video☺☺
Thanks a million 😊😊
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When you said Sounds of a PHD student i thought you were going to talk about the excuses and whining they might do!!