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There are many ways how you can contribute: *Provide information on what Decoding the Disciplines is about and how to practice it *Share research results. *Share your research data and media. *Make yourself visible to the community. Just [[Special:CreateAccount|create a user account]] and start contributing! ==Describe Decoding the Disciplines and how to practice it== Add content to this wiki by e.g. *describing what [[Decoding the Disciplines]] is and how it is done *linking to published research on [[Decoding the Disciplines]] *making visible your work on [[Decoding the Disciplines]] <br /> ==Share research results== Being a form of [[wikipedia:Scholarship_of_teaching_and_learning|Scholarship of Teaching and Learning]] the method [[Decoding the Disciplines]] intends to make teaching a scholarly activity. This includes sharing research results. Using this wiki you can can share your work along the full cycle of [[Decoding the Disciplines]]. That is you can contribute *students' [[Bottleneck|bottlenecks]] *description of experts' mental operations and other insights gained in the Decoding process *teaching materials *assessments materials *publications In order to do so you may want to use [[Template:Bottleneck]] or [[:Template:Decoding work]] as a starting point. ==Share your research data and media== Research data and media include e.g. *interview recordings *interview transcripts *assessment results In order to do so you may want to use [[Template:Resource-File]] as a starting point You can make data and media accessible in one of two ways: *Accessibility of your data/media is unrestricted, i.e. it will be available to any internet user. *Accessibility of your data/media is restricted to persons who are registered users of this wiki and who have been granted researcher status within this wiki. Please contact [[Contact|CONTACT]] in order to apply for researcher status. ==Make yourself visible to the community== Create a new page named <code>User:<username></code>. If your username is John Doe the page should be named <code>User:John Doe</code>. Note that there must be no space in front of and after the colon. You will be offered [[Template:People]] as a template. Feel add and delete sections provided by the template as needed. It might be a good idea to browse the user pages of other [[:Category:People|people]] and use them as a model for your page. ==Quick guide== You may wish to consult our [[quick guide]] which shows you how to create and edit content in this wiki.
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