The Early Career Researcher

Professor Dennis Conrad shared his journey to developing his researcher identity and other pearls of wisdom in this month's Researcher Spotlight!

Professor Dennis Conrad (PhD) is Professor Emeritus with SUNY Potsdam in New York. He is a former Manager of the Student Support Services Division of the Ministry of Education, Trinidad and Tobago. He is also a former school principal (for emotional behavior disorders) and a former special and regular education teacher, for which he received a teacher of the year award. Professor Conrad’s expertise includes educational leadership, diversity in education, inclusive education and conduct disorders.

Check out the full video on our YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBomOzZ440E

Are you thinking about delving into a research topic, but you’re unsure of where to even begin?

Do you know where authoritative information be accessed and trusted right away that, if useful, would be the best and most appropriate for your academic purposes?

Dr. Shamin Renwick (MLIS, PhD, FCLIP), an accomplished researcher, academic, and librarian with over 36 years of experience shares her comprehensive viewpoint on finding information that is not easily available on the indexed Web.

Read her article on our blog here: https://tecresearcher.com/finding-information-resources-not-easily-available-on-the-indexed-web/

Once your research has been published, what’s next?

Check out our new blog post by Petronetta Pierre-Robertson that explores four areas to consider after publishing academic work:

So I have published; What’s Next? ART (Advertise your Research with Technologies) – The Early Career Researcher So I have published; What’s Next? ART (Advertise your Research with Technologies) Leave a Comment / Publishing / 29/06/2023 This article is an encapsulation of the presentation I did in a webinar hosted by Emerald Insight on June 22, 2022. The full webinar may be accessed via this link: https://ww...

Are you lost? Bewildered?

Walking through today’s research landscape is not for the faint-hearted. Don’t worry- we’re here to help!

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