Hopscotch 4-SoTL--a website and associated app--can assist you with developing a well-informed scholarly inquiry.
go.kennesaw.edu/hopscotch4sotl
Ways to interact with Hopscotch 4-SoTL: 1. The website 2. The physical lab (app) 3. The magnet set (app)
go.kennesaw.edu/hopscotch4sotl
Introductory Video
Generate your SoTL Design
Generate a SoTL Design
DirectionsTo generate your research design using Hopscotch 4-SoTL, please complete the form located on the left side of this page. For more information about each of the nine steps outlined in Hopscotch 4-SoTL, explore the interactive resources available by clicking on each step. Once you have completed the form, you will receive an email with your research design in PDF format.
Hopscotch 4-SoTL Visual Output
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Step 5: What questions will be driving the study of the problem/need
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Step 7: How will I analyze the collected data?
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Step 3: Evidence Supporting the Problem/Need I Want to Study in My Classroom
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Step 4: How I Will Study the Problem/Need
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Step 1: Who I am as Faculty SoTL-Researcher
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Step 3: Evidence supporting the problem/need I want to study in my classroom
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Step 2: Problem/Need I Want to Study in My Classroom
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Step 9: What Ethical Principles Will be Guiding My Study
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Step 4: How I will study the problem/need
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Step 8: How I Will Ensure the Trustworthiness of the Process
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Step 6: What data I will collect
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Step 9: What ethical principles will be guiding my study
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Step 6: What Data I Will Collect
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Step 1: Who I Am as a SoTL Researcher
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Step 2: What is the problem/need I want to study in my classroom
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Step 7: How I Will Analyze the Collected Data
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Step 8: How I will ensure the trustworthiness of the process
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Step 5: What Questions Will Be Driving the Study of the Problem/Need
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Hopscotch 4-SoTL--a website and associated app--can assist you with developing a well-informed scholarly inquiry.
go.kennesaw.edu/hopscotch4sotl
Ways to interact with Hopscotch 4-SoTL: 1. The website 2. The physical lab (app) 3. The magnet set (app)
go.kennesaw.edu/hopscotch4sotl
Introductory Video
Generate your SoTL Design
Generate a SoTL Design
DirectionsTo generate your research design using Hopscotch 4-SoTL, please complete the form located on the left side of this page. For more information about each of the nine steps outlined in Hopscotch 4-SoTL, explore the interactive resources available by clicking on each step. Once you have completed the form, you will receive an email with your research design in PDF format.
Hopscotch 4-SoTL Visual Output
(Click to see text version)
Step 5: What questions will be driving the study of the problem/need
Explore additional resources for step 5
Step 7: How will I analyze the collected data?
Explore additional resources for step 7
Step 3: Evidence Supporting the Problem/Need I Want to Study in My Classroom
Explore Additional Resources for Step 3
Step 4: How I Will Study the Problem/Need
Explore Additional Resources for Step 4
Step 1: Who I am as Faculty SoTL-Researcher
Explore additional resources for step 1
Step 3: Evidence supporting the problem/need I want to study in my classroom
Explore additional resources for step 3
Step 2: Problem/Need I Want to Study in My Classroom
Explore Additional Resources for Step 2
Step 9: What Ethical Principles Will be Guiding My Study
Explore Additional Resources for Step 9
Step 4: How I will study the problem/need
Explore additional resources for step 4
Step 8: How I Will Ensure the Trustworthiness of the Process
Explore Additional Resources for Step 8
Step 6: What data I will collect
Explore additional resources for step 6
Step 9: What ethical principles will be guiding my study
Explore additional resources for step 9
Step 6: What Data I Will Collect
Explore Additional Resources for Step 6
Step 1: Who I Am as a SoTL Researcher
Explore Additional Resources for Step 1
Step 2: What is the problem/need I want to study in my classroom
Explore additional resources for step 2
Step 7: How I Will Analyze the Collected Data
Explore Additional Resources for Step 7
Step 8: How I will ensure the trustworthiness of the process
Explore additional resources for step 8
Step 5: What Questions Will Be Driving the Study of the Problem/Need
Explore Additional Resources for Step 5