Articles, tips, and notices for postgraduate research students at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) and beyond.
Hello, Thesislink members. The Thesislink survey closing date has been extended until Friday 24th May 2013 to allow you an extra week to tell us what you like about Thesislink, what […]
Indicating that the consumption of chocolate constitutes consent to participate in a research project may have some drawbacks when it comes to implementing the principles of partnership and informed, voluntary […]
Health Informatics New Zealand invites you to the inaugural Health Informatics Postgraduate Research Seminar on the 8th June, 2013 in the AUT Conference Centre, WA224, WA Building, City Campus. Join […]
Reading Nathan and Philippa’s articles on social media and more broadly, the relationship between digital technology and society, I could feel the hairs on my arm prickle with interest. My […]
Hello, Thesislink members, it’s good to have you revisiting our site! The Thesislink team wants to know more about you so that we can continue to provide information and services on the blog […]
Formulating the research question for your research is often a big challenge. I have just come across this blog post which has some useful ideas. Click on this link to […]
Thesislink has a new design and we love it! The Thesislink team have been busy over the last few months making improvements to the blog. Special acknowledgment goes to Victorio […]
I have recently conducted interviews for my research project titled: Exploring the Influence of Trust and Culture on Mobile Payment Adoption within the Business Information System Department, Faculty of Business […]
Nathan raises some interesting questions about living in a networked society today and the effects social networking has on the way we socialise. However I suggest that we need to […]
Firstly, a special thanks to Dr Anna Tarrant for her wonderful article on blogging for academics. It got me thinking again about a passion of mine. Recently, when somebody asked […]
As an academic, I have been blogging for just over a year now (here) and have found it an immensely rewarding experience.I have written (‘blogged’) a lot about my social […]