Beth Martin (bmartinjcsu)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

I am the Instructional Technology Librarian at Johnson C. Smith University.

Member since Jun 01, 2009, follows 2 people, 1 public groups, 66 public bookmarks (72 total).

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CED :: AHE :: AHE Cohort on 2009-06-17
PowerPoint Presentation - eLearning and the design of everyday instruction on 2009-06-16
Wolfram|Alpha on 2009-06-12
JCSU 2 dot 0 on 2009-06-11
This is a test paper - Google Docs on 2009-06-10
- [Thu 07 May 2009 09:49:12 AM EDT] Hafsa Murad : Hi Andrea, I can hear you loud and clear.
  [Thu 07 May 2009 09:49:18 AM EDT] Blanche Sanders : Smile, you're on candid camera
- - Beth Martin on 2009-06-10
    
    Another test
J. Murrey Atkins Library on 2009-06-10
- - Beth Martin on 2009-06-10
    
    I actually wrote a thesis!
- - Beth Martin on 2009-06-10
    
    I cannot believe that I wrote this abstract...oh if I could do it again.
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- - Building on the work of science theorists like Thomas Kuhn and Bruno Latour, and genre theorists like Carolyn Miller and Anis Bawarshi this study shows that innovation is inhibited/enhanced through genre and generic communities.
Maurice Rene Charland - The Incommensurability Thesis and the Status of Knowledge - Philosophy and Rhetoric 36:3 on 2009-06-10
- Kuhn's influential work, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962).
  Kuhn is often cited by scholars concerned with the discursive strategies by
  which the natural and social or human sciences justify themselves and their
  specific claims. Kuhn's legacy is well captured by Nelson, Megill, and McCloskey
  in the opening essay of The Rhetoric of the Human Sciences (1987) where
  they link him to Stephen Toulmin and Chaïm Perelman as instigators of the study
  of the Rhetoric of Inquiry. In their words, Kuhn's landmark classic "challenges
  philosophy to account for the actual
- - Beth Martin on 2009-06-10
    
    Thomas Kuhn...Make sure to read "Structure"
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- - uhn observed that modern science is characterized by the bracketing of
    major disagreements regarding basic assumptions except during periods of
    "crisis." While pre-modern inquiry saw the contemporaneous co-existence
    of fundamentally incompatible frameworks, each competing for adherents,
    modern science normally excludes such divisions. Instead, modern science
    is characterized by a succession of frameworks. Only at periods of
    transition that are temporally bounded, for which Kuhn coined the term
    "scientific revolutions," does more than one framework have currency
    within a given sub-specialty (1962, 10-22).
Johnson C. Smith University on 2009-06-10
- - Beth Martin on 2009-06-10
    
    Welcome to the library!
- Electronic Resources
  - Beth Martin on 2009-06-10
    
    Don't forget the gateway to your journal article search!
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- - LibEx
    plug-in
    Beth Martin on 2009-06-10
    
    Check out LibX - a new tool that helps you locate everything from a single location.
Women Mathematicians, Sponsored by Agnes Scott College on 2009-05-29
History of Black Women in the Mathematical Sciences on 2009-05-28