Practitioner Research SIG Survey

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The Vlog/Blog/Podcast Challenge

We would like to invite our audience to send in their nominations for their favourite vlogs, blogs and podcasts. They should relate to pedagogy, education, practitioner practice and research or research methodology. If you have been involved in the production of the article you should not nominate it yourself.

We invite you to rate your podcast nominations using a score system adapted from an existing validated tool (Chan, et al., 2016; Lin, et al., 2016) as an expert-based, crowd-sourced approach to identifying high-quality materials for researchers and practitioners (Min, et al., 2018). This is not a research project but an idea to inform BERA SIG members. Please use the link provided to take part in the survey. Your data will be stored securely by BERA and the results will inform future BERA communications.

1.1. NAME

a.1.a. AFFILIATION AND ROLE

b.1.b. EMAIL

2.2. ARE YOU NOMINATING A PODCAST, BLOG OR VLOG

a.2.a. PODCAST / BLOG NAME AND LINK

This part of the survey uses a table of questions,

3.3. How much does this article (podcast or blog) impact on your practice

Please don't select more than 1 answer(s) per row.

	1. Useless	2. Interesting and new but doesn’t change practice	3. Interesting and new and has the potential to change practice	4. New and important and would change practice for most people	5. This is essential and a must know.
Please rank

This part of the survey uses a table of questions,

4.4. Do you have concerns about the accuracy of the data presented or the conclusions of the article?

Please don't select more than 1 answer(s) per row.

	1. Yes many concerns from many inaccuracies	2. Yes a major concern about a few inaccuracies	3. Minimal concerns over minor inaccuracies	4. No concerns over inaccuracies
Please rank

5.5. Does it have educational utility? Are there pearls of wisdom for educators to use?

Yes

This part of the survey uses a table of questions,

6.6. Does this article reflect evidence-based practice?

Please don't select more than 1 answer(s) per row.

	Not evidence based practice	Minimally evidence based practice	Mostly evidence based practice	Yes, exclusively evidence based practice
Please select

This part of the survey uses a table of questions,

7.7. Are the authors and literature clearly cited?

Please don't select more than 1 answer(s) per row.

	No citations or references	No in-line citations but authors and general references are listed	Yes authors and in-line references are provided
Please select