Digi-Doc Blog
The Digi-Doc blog features contributions from academic experts and project partners involved in the Digital Doctorate Training Hub project. Learn more about what it's like to work and study for a research degree, and how the Digi-Doc project aims to provide training for students and supervisors in multiple contexts.
Digital Doctorate vlog #1: working while studying for a research degree
DigiDoc vlogs highlight the experiences of lecturers working full-time whilst studying an EdDoc or PhD programme. They...
Sharing experiences using symbolic objects: ‘Carrier Bag Theory of Stories’ and the doctoral journey.
A reflection on how Ursula Le Guin’s ‘Carrier Bag’ approach to storytelling was used in an introductory workshop of th...
Cartographies, Canons and Collaborations
This blog reflects on a collaborative ‘conceptual mapping’ activity carried out as part of the Digital Doctoral Traini...
Developing Research Skills: Commitment, Collaboration, and Communities of Practice
This blog explores the enhancement of research in academic institutions by considering the Professional Education Doct...
Dangerous Corners
We all have our own reasons for starting a course, alongside consideration of its accompanying assumptions; but be pre...
One Year in: My Ed.D Journey So Far and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
A blog based on my experiences of embarking on a Professional Doctorate in Education at Birmingham City University and ...