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==Key facts== | ==Key facts== | ||
*FLM509 Research Methods (Film). Level 5 module. | |||
**Second-year undergraduate module for BA Film Studies students. | |||
**Wikipedia related work includes groups of students reviewing, evaluating, and editing a Wikipedia page. | |||
**Started in 2013 | |||
==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
Research Methods (Film) is designed to develop research skills needed to succeed in | Research Methods (Film) is designed to develop research skills needed to succeed in university and beyond in the world of work. It is designed to foster a broad approach to research methods and expertise, rather than to train students in a particular critical approach. The module is also designed to ensure that students attain the higher level graduate attributes, including research capacity, clarity of communication, critical engagement with knowledge, information expertise, and rounded intellectual development, among others. As such, the module is designed to help students acquire transferable skills that will be useful outside university. | ||
The module involves elements of formal teaching, group-led and independent study, weekly reading and preparation, and peer review; and a range of assessments, including the editing of a Wikipedia page, group and individual presentations, and written assignments | In the first part of the module, students work in small groups to adopt and edit a Wikipedia page on a particular film; in the second part of the module students work on a proposal for a possible dissertation/research project. The module involves elements of formal teaching, group-led and independent study, weekly reading and preparation, and peer review; and a range of assessments, including the editing of a Wikipedia page, group and individual presentations, and written assignments. | ||
==Links to the courses== | ==Links to the courses== | ||
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! scope="col" | <div class="about-buttons" style="background-color: #009966;">[[:en: | ! scope="col" | <div class="about-buttons" style="background-color: #009966;">[[:en:Education Program:Queen Mary, University of London/Research Methods (Film) (Spring 2013)|2013]]</div> | ||
! scope="col" | <div class="about-buttons" style="background-color: #009966;">[https://outreachdashboard.wmflabs.org/courses/Queen_Mary,_University_of_London/Research_Methods_Film | ! scope="col" | <div class="about-buttons" style="background-color: #009966;">[[:en:Education Program:Queen Mary, University of London/Research Methods (Film) (Spring 2014)|2014]]</div> | ||
! scope="col" | <div class="about-buttons" style="background-color: #009966;">[[:en:Education Program:Queen Mary, University of London/Research Methods (Film) (Spring 2015)|2015]]</div> | |||
! scope="col" | <div class="about-buttons" style="background-color: #009966;">[[:en:Education Program:Queen Mary, University of London/Research Methods (Film) (Spring 2016)|2016]]</div> | |||
! scope="col" | <div class="about-buttons" style="background-color: #009966;">[https://outreachdashboard.wmflabs.org/courses/Queen_Mary,_University_of_London/Research_Methods_Film 2017]</div> | |||
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Revision as of 14:19, 13 March 2017
Key facts
- FLM509 Research Methods (Film). Level 5 module.
- Second-year undergraduate module for BA Film Studies students.
- Wikipedia related work includes groups of students reviewing, evaluating, and editing a Wikipedia page.
- Started in 2013
Summary
Research Methods (Film) is designed to develop research skills needed to succeed in university and beyond in the world of work. It is designed to foster a broad approach to research methods and expertise, rather than to train students in a particular critical approach. The module is also designed to ensure that students attain the higher level graduate attributes, including research capacity, clarity of communication, critical engagement with knowledge, information expertise, and rounded intellectual development, among others. As such, the module is designed to help students acquire transferable skills that will be useful outside university.
In the first part of the module, students work in small groups to adopt and edit a Wikipedia page on a particular film; in the second part of the module students work on a proposal for a possible dissertation/research project. The module involves elements of formal teaching, group-led and independent study, weekly reading and preparation, and peer review; and a range of assessments, including the editing of a Wikipedia page, group and individual presentations, and written assignments.