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Category Archives: Resources
Online Workshops: Expert Tips & Six Formats
5 minute read This post provides some resources for the craft of designing and hosting online workshops. Workshops enable you to collaborate and engage with communities for research or participatory planning purposes. In a previous post, I blogged about a … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, research quality and assessment, Community engagement, Resources, Uncategorized
Tagged Action research, Citizen participation, Collaboration platforms, Community development, Community engagement, Facilitation, Focus groups, Online collaboration, Online workshops, public participation, research impact, Technology
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12 useful books and articles on qualitative research methods
5 minutes read Guest author: Viktorija Priļenska (Tallinn University of Technology) This blog post is intended for PhD students who are in the first year of their studies, and have not been involved in the qualitative research before, as well … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, research quality and assessment, Methodology and ethics, Resources, Uncategorized
Tagged academe, academia, Action research, Architecture, Case studies, Grounded theory, Literature review, Mixed methods, PhD, PhD chat, planning graduates, Planning Theory and Practice, Postdoc, Qualitative research, research design, Research methods, spatial planning
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Top 10 blog posts on the YA blog
Read time: 2 minutes This post celebrates the top ten blog posts published on the blog of the AESOP Young Academics network since its launch in 2014. It does so by way of a traditional list of the top ten … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, research quality and assessment, Beyond planning, Blogging, Dissemination, outreach, communication, Economy, PhD process, Planning, city, and society, Resilience, Resources, Sustainability and resilience, Technology, Territory, landscape, land, Uncategorized, VIVA
Tagged academe, academia, blog, Blogging, city-region, governance, mapping, OA, OA journals, open source, PhD, PhD defense, quality of life, spatial planning, sustainability, Technology, territorial planning, urban design, urban development, urban sustainability, urbanism, UX, VIVA, YA blog
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Placemaking: toolkits & books
Read time: 3 minutes This post is a companion to a previous post: Placemaking: trends & people. This post focuses on toolkits, methods, books and handbooks for effective placemaking in a range of contexts, from healthy streets and neighbourhood planning … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond planning, Climate change, Community engagement, Development, Disaster management, Nature, Planning, city, and society, Resources, Sustainability and resilience, Uncategorized
Tagged cities for people, cluster approach, disaster, Infrastructure, New Urbanism, open source, Participatory 3D modelling, participatory methods, place standard tool, place-making, Placemaking, regeneration, Resilience, resilient cities, urban regeneration, urban resilience, urban STEP
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2019 Recap: AESOP YOUNG ACADEMICS in ACTION
Read time: 2-3 minutes Guest author: Agnes Matoga (Chair of AESOP YA Coordination Team, TU Kaiserslautern) As Chair of the AESOP Young Academics Network 2019-2020 I proudly look back on the past year. Not only was the YA Network praised … Continue reading
Highlights from 2019
Read time: 3-4 minutes This post summarises the rich and diverse content shared on the YA blog during 2019. But first… Happy 2020 to all readers and followers of the AESOP and YA communities! May this new year and decade … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, research quality and assessment, Beyond planning, Blogging, Community engagement, Dissemination, outreach, communication, Impact, Lego, Planning, city, and society, Resources, Uncategorized, VIVA
Tagged 2019, Academic conferences, AESOP Congress, AESOP YA, AirBnb, blog, Blogging, Community engagement, Conferences, Ecology, gentrification, journal, Lego, open access, Public engagement, public participation, Public transport, Relational ecology, research impact, safety, sharing, Venice, writing, YA blog
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Survey: Your blog. Your community.
The blog of the AESOP Young Academics’ network is a great asset for all members and followers of the AESOP community to share their work. It is a place to share summaries of academic publications, personal insight about academic and … Continue reading
Blogging for impact
Read time: 6-8 minutes Blogging is not only a fun way to share your work as researcher or practitioner, it also supports greater impact. This post reviews the benefits of blogging for spatial planning experts (both young and senior), as … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, research quality and assessment, Beyond planning, Blogging, Dissemination, outreach, communication, Impact, Planning, city, and society, Resources, Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged best practice, Blogging, digital marketing, dissemination, inspiration, open source, planners, Planning blogs, planning practice, Practice, research impact, social media, spatial planning
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You used LEGO(R) in your Viva? You must be kidding!
Guest author: Chrissi Nerantzi (Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching at Manchester Metropolitan University) You used LEGO(R) in your Viva? You must be kidding! Well, I did! I used a handful of LEGO(R) bricks in my viva. Some or … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, research quality and assessment, Beyond planning, Conferences, Lego, Resources, Uncategorized, VIVA
Tagged Lego, PhD, VIVA
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Participatory budgeting made in France
Participatory budgeting is increasingly popular among local councils, and is now also adopted by regional and even national governments across the globe. The influential American non-profit Participatory Budgeting Project defines participatory budgeting as such: Participatory budgeting (PB) is a democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Beyond planning, Heritage and Planning, Planning, city, and society, Resources, Sustainability and resilience, Technology, Territory, landscape, land, Uncategorized
Tagged environment, participatory budgeting, participatory methods, participatory planning, people, public participation, social justice, Technology, Transparency
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