Has anyone used MURAL for collecting feedback for a scientific thesis?
Our MURAL friend, Stefanie Deissler, asked on LinkedIn --- does anyone have an idea how to create an improvement and feedback #MURAL board for a scientific thesis?
Additional detail: "It should help to creatively support the individual processing phases and to visualize the ideas, implementations and results. At the end of the written elaboration we could use the #MURAL board as a visual representation."
If you have some experiences, ideas or examples, please share in the comments below so we can help.
Thank you!
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We have used Mural for several research projects in our school, mostly as planning and bracketing (bias checking) exercises. I have used it for qualitative data collection as we developed a policy around student-centeredness as well. I would be happy to share, although I'm not sure if it will be helpful for any sort of quantitative data collection.
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I think qualitative data collection is very important as well - not just quant! MURAL lends itself well to qualitative data collection. It would be great to see your mural around student-centeredness @Finnalli!
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Of course! I have a ton of quant data collection murals. I'm linking them here:
This student-centeredness one I used with department heads at our school to capture data about what student-centered learning looks like and I used it to write a policy for the school:
As you can see, I used one of your existing templates and modified it for a frayer model capture sheet.
I have two brackets to account for bias in two different projects: one is from a group of students and teachers and it is in relation to a research project focused on feedback:
and one is from a teacher design team as we began research in the empathy stage of the design process. We were charged with designing a new teacher evaluation system:
In this same teacher evaluation project, I used Mural to facilitate a collaborative mind map to help us make sense of the data we collected from academic journals as well as specific empathy interviews, surveys, and focus groups:
More than you asked for, I know, and happy to share more if you would like.
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