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Writing My Journal Article in 12 Weeks (My paper progess (The Integration…

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        Crafting Your Claims for Significance
        
        Types of Claims for Significance
        
        Subject based claim
        
        Audience based claim
        
        Literature based claim
        
        Practice base claim
        
        Method based claim
        
        Findings based claim
        
        Disciplinary/field based claim
        
        Theory based claim
        
        Implications based claim
        
        Recommendation based claim
        
        My research title: The Integration of self-regulated learning and gamification platform to improve engagement and achievement on online course
        
        Literature based claim : Some studies explain the positive impact of self-regulated learning and gamification approach
        
        Findings based claim : Some previous research explains the improvement in learning using self-regulated learning and gamification
        
        Recommendation based claim : Past studies recommended us to explore more about the using of self-regulated learning dan gamification approach
        
        Practice based claim : Based on practice, both self-regulated learning and gamification are common used in education. So, the combination between these will be the improvement approach
        
        The "So What?" Exercise
        
        Author : Hi my friend, I have an idea to make a research. The title is The Integration of self-regulated learning and gamification platform to improve engagement and achievement on online course
        
        Reader : Oh that's sound good. But, so what? Can you tell me about the details?
        
        Author: Yeah, In this study. I want to explore the integration of self-regulated learning and gamification. Because, I never heard about the combination of this approach before. So, I propose to explore this research.
        
        Reader : Oh I see. So what? Are you sure it will be easy to adapt?
        
        Author : Yes, off course. In this research design, the study will combined with online course. As we know, nowdays some colleges or university using MOOC as their online application. So, I want to add or embedded the platform of self-regulated learning and gamification to improve the motivation of learning, engagement, and also the achievement.
        
        Reader : Why you use MOOC or online learning as a tools? Is thare any negative things about online learning?
        
        Author : Yeah, I want to explore about online learning because our students actually have missed some part or less engagement and motivation during learning. And I think, the development of online learning and the use will be increased dramatically in the future. But, the lack of attention or engagement is the biggest problem. So, I will add the platform of self-regulated learning and gamification to solve this.
        
        Reader : Ok, I think that's a good idea.
        
        Points
        
        Your target journal (impact factor, length of the papers).
        
        Which journal is my best choice for getting this article published? International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning. 1st Year Published 2000. Issues Per Year 5 Link
        
        Your argument.
        
        Your research questions.
        
        Outline of the introduction and literature review (work with week 6: strengthening your structure).
        
        Introduction
        
        Self-regulated learning
        
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        Motivation using in online learning.
        
        The problems faced by online learning.
        
        Some approach to solve the problem. SRLfor MOOCS
        
        SRL and Gamification approach.
        
        The integration of both approaches.
        
        Our entry points.
        
        Research Questions :
        
        Are there any significant differences between the pre- and post-test mean scores of each group (i.e., EG-1, EG-2, and CG) in terms of learning engagement in web design course?
        
        Are there any significant differences between the pre- and post-test mean scores of each group (i.e., EG-1, EG-2, and CG) in terms of learning achievement in web design course?
        
        What are the opinions of the students who used SRL & Gamification about the impact on their learning experiences?
        
        Types of structure
        
        Micro Structure
        
        Description. A structure organized by information about a topic (e.g., introduction section; who, what, where, when). Signals for this structure are "for example", "such as", or "that is".
        
        Sequence. A structure organized by sequential order, most often chronological or procedural (e.g., background section, histories, experiments). Signals of this structure are "before", "after", or "more recently".
        
        Causation. A structure organized by cause and effect relationships (e.g., results section). Signal of this structure are "because", "thus", or "therefore".
        
        Problem/solution. A structure organized by a problem and a solution, it asks a question and answers it (e.g., discussion section). Signals of this structure are "argues that", "proposes", "responds".
        
        Comparison. A structure organized by the differences and similarities among things (e.g., literature review). Signals of this structure are "in contrast", "instead", "in the other hand".
        
        Macro Structure
      - Refining Your Works Cited
        
        Positive message to myself about writing
        
        I can manage my time
        
        I can see the progress every day
        
        I can adapt to write
        
        I have a positive feeling
        
        Do I cite primary sources in this article? Yes, better. If not, what's at least one primary source I could include? I still finding the best primary source that can support my research.
        
        Do I need to cite more contextual literature in this article? Yes, better. If so, how can I limit that reading? Actually, I better add some contextual literature to support my research.
        
        Do I need to cite more methodological literature in this article? Yes, better. If so, how can I limit that reading? I need to explain the methods that are usually used by this kind of research, so I need some literature to support.
        
        Do I need to cite more theoretical literature in this article? Yes. If so, how can I limit that reading? Based on the context, I can explain the most important theory that related to my research.
        
        Do I cite the related literature in this article? Yes. If not, what are some keywords of that related literature that I could use to search for it? Because, I think this related article is very important to construct our ideas.
        
        Do I cite derivative documents in this article? No. If so, do I need to upgrade and/or remove the source(s)?
        
        Am I making any of these common mistakes in this article? What two things can I do to avoid making these mistakes?
        
        Strategies fo citing your reading
        
        Don't miss attribute big ideas
        
        Don't miss attribute small ideas
        
        Don't cite asides
        
        Don't cite the derivative
        
        Don't cite irrevant literature
        
        Don't cite one secondary text too much
        
        Don't overcite definitions
        
        Don't quote too much
        
        Don't omit citations
        
        Don't fail to update
        
        Don't cite too little
        
        Don't fail to check for retractions
        
        Don't forget to cite yourself
        
        Am I making of these common mistake in this article? I still learning about how cite another works. What two things can I do to avoid making this mistakes? I must learn how to cite the others, and try to use softwate such as Zotero and Mendeley to guide my research. And, I also reminder myself to learn paraphrase.
        
        Do I need to develop any better citation habits? Yes, of course. If so, what are two steps I can take toward that? The first, I learn to remember the sentences in the article and find the keywords, and then write it by myselves. The second, keep practice and try as much as possible, this approach can make me easier to paraphrase later.
        
        Do I need to take any of these steps to ensure that my article is not borrowing improperly? Yes, I want to make sure that all sentences which cite another sources must be cite well.
        
        Do I need to get a better grasp of theory in my field for this article? Yes, of course. If so, What are two steps I can take toward that? First, I will ask some related theories to my advisor. Second, I will find from book that can be searched online.
        
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        Entry points
        
        Addressing a gap in previous research
        
        Filling a gaps is a strong claim for significance
        
        Example : X is understudied.
        
        Example : Little research has ben conducted on X
        
        Example : Few scholars have addressed X
        
        This study want to fill the gap with the combination of self regulated learning and gamification approach in online learning to improve the engagement and achievement.
        
        Supporting previous research
        
        Correcting previous research
        
        What are my bodies of literature, and what's my entry point into them? My entry point is supporting previous research. Do I show how my argument relates to previous arguments? Yes, based on previous argument self regulated learning and gamification can improve the achievement.
        
        Do I have a related-literature review in this article? Yes, I will add a related-literature review. If not, what debates should I use to organize my sources? Do I need more than on review? If that's possible, it's better.
    - - Reading Belcher Week 4 (110 - )
        
        Lessons I learned from the third week's writing experiences: I can manage my time, I can set my goals, I can start to write an abstract, I can try some methods (such as Pomodoro, mind mapping, etc.) to support my study, I can be motivated from the book, I can learn how to focus, etc.
        
        Jurnals I know of that might be suitable for my article
        
        Computers & Education. 1st Year Published 1976. Issues Per Year 10 Link
        
        Journal of Teacher Education. 1st Year Published 1950. Issues Per Year 5 Link
        
        Instructional Science. 1st Year Published 1971. Issues Per Year 6 Link
        
        British Journal of Educational Technology (BJET). 1st Year Published 1970. Issues Per Year 6 Link
        
        Educational Research Review. 1st Year Published 2006. Issues Per Year 3 Link
        
        European Journal of Psychology of Education. 1st Year Published 1986. Issues Per Year 4 Link
        
        The Internet and Higher Education. 1st Year Published 1998. Issues Per Year 4 Link
        
        Journal of Educational Technology & Society. 1st Year Published 1998. Issues Per Year 4 Link
        
        Smart Learning Environments. 1st Year Published 1993. Issues Per Year 8 Link
        
        Journal of Computers in Education. Volume 7 ESCI. Issues Per Year 4 Link
        
        Educational Technology Research and Development. 1st Year Published 1989. Issues Per Year 6 Link
        
        Interactive Learning Environments. 1st Year Published 1993. Issues Per Year 8 Link
        
        Australasian Journal of Educational Technology (AJET). 1st Year Published 1976. Issues Per Year 6 Link
        
        Interacting with Computers. 1st Year Published 1989. Issues Per Year 6 Link
        
        Innovations in Education and Teaching International. 1st Year Published 2002. Issues Per Year 6 Link
        
        Journal of Computer Assisted Learning. 1st Year Published 1985. Issues Per Year 6 Link
        
        The Internet and Higher Education. 1st Year Published 1998. Issues Per Year 4 Link
        
        Teaching and Teacher Education. 1st Year Published 1985. Issues Per Year 8 Link
        
        Computers in Human Behavior. 1st Year Published 1985. Issues Per Year 6 Link
        
        My aims in publishing this article are: to finish my Ph.D. degree at NTUST, and also to support my knowledge as a lecturer after finished my study.
        
        I want to contact the following people about suitable journal : Prof. Shirley & Prof. Sufen
        
        Suitable journals that others recommended :
        
        Suitable journal that turned up in my articles citations or my advisors' citations: The answer same with the section of the journal that I know and suitable for my articles
        
        Evaluating the match of your article to the journal: Once you’ve decided that you have located suitable journals of good quality—that are peer reviewed, have solid reputations, are published by a reputable press, have been around for a while, are carefully produced, come out on time, have varied authors, publish more than ten articles a year, appear in print and online, aren’t going through a transition, and are read by many in your field or subfield—you’re ready to learn a few more things about whether your article will do well at that journal. This information is useful whether you’re revising a draft or writing from scratch
        
        Suitable journals in order of submission
        
        Which journal is my best choice for getting this article published? International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning. 1st Year Published 2000. Issues Per Year 5 Link
        
        Which journal is my second choice for getting this article published? International Journal of Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning. 1st Year Published 2006. Issues Per Year 4. Submission to first decision 25 days. Link
        
        Which journal is my third choice for getting this article published? Interactive Learning Environments. 1st Year Published 1993. Issues Per Year 8 Link
        
        The question about week 4 : How is the fastest way to select the most appropriate journal for us? Because, for SSCI/SCI that is not easy to find a journal less than 7 years.
      - Reading paper
        
        Learning Engagement and Persistence in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCS) Link
        
        The impact of gamification on learning and instruction: A systematic review of empirical evidence Link
        
        Understanding the massive open online course (MOOC) student experience: An examination of attitudes, motivations, and barriers Link
        
        Impact of mobile technology on student attitudes, engagement, and learning Link
        
        A Model of Critical Thinking as an Important Attribute for Success in the 21st Century Link
      - Reading Belcher Week 0 (390 - 400)
        
        Ideas for article
        
        non academic interest
        
        sports : riding bike, swimming, playing football, etc.
        
        I like it, because I feel happy doing such this
        
        passion : Learn new application and programming
        
        political commitments : try to help our society better
        
        hobbies : browsing, watcing movie, etc.
        
        expertise
        
        create CMS application, web app
        
        discipline
        
        digital learning and education
        
        academic interests
        
        self-regulated learning, MOOCS, virtual reality, augmented reality, computational thinking, robotic, STEM, etc.
        
        scholarship
        
        Understanding the Self-Directed Online Learning Preferences, Goals, Achievements, and Challenges of MIT OpenCourseWare Subscribers
        
        An online game approach for improving students’ learning performance in web-based problem-solving activities
        
        Self-regulated learning strategies predict learner behavior and goal attainment in Massive Open Online Courses
        
        theories
        
        TPACK
        
        ABCD Objective
        
        ASSURE Model
        
        Computational Thingking
        
        Gamification
        
        Problem posing
        
        Flipped Class
        
        Ebook
        
        Distance learning
        
        ISTE-S for students and teacher
        
        Rubric and peer assesment
        
        media
        
        Articles : the paper explain about digital learning and education
        
        My article drafting outline
        
        What is my subject of investigation? The subject is undergraduate students.
        
        What is my approach, methodology and/or theory? The use of distance learning with some of the combinations (self-regulated learning, computational thinking, gamification, etc.). The methodology is quasi-experimental using 2 or 3 online classes. We compare the class
        
        Whose research is mine in dialogue with, and/or how does it motivate my research? (literature review). I this the research with title "Self-regulated learning strategies predict learner behavior and goal attainment in Massive Open Online Courses" is one of the best samples to motivate my research.
        
        What have I found (or hope to find) through my research? (results) I can find some of the best approach to strength online course in Indonesia, especially nowdays because the impact of COVID-19 breakthrogh.
        
        What do my findings help us understand? Some research tells us about self regulated learning, computational thinking, gamification, and all of these are have a good impact to improve the learning approach. Therefore, I want to make a combination of these in my research to improve the understanding of course in full online learning.
        
        Why are my findings important, and/or how do they solve a problem? (significance) Because as we know in Indonesia actually many lecturers and students are new to use online learning. The ever use this kind of method, but just with blended learning, not full online course. So, based on the problem and the future we want to analyze how to maximize students engagement and goals to understand the course in the term of full online course.
        
        What is my argument (as I understand it right now)? My argument is we must add some strategies to improve understanding of online course. In my research object, they use MOOCS (Moodle) as the tools for online learning. But, the problem is how to enggage the student to learn such things in the course. So, in this research we want add some approach such as self regulated learning, computational thinking, and gamification to improve their enggagement and performance, and also enjoyment.
  - - - Qualitative method
- - - - An online game approach for improving students’ learning performance in web-based problem-solving activities Link
      - Understanding the Self-Directed Online Learning Preferences, Goals, Achievements, and Challenges of MIT OpenCourseWare Subscribers Link
      - Self-regulated learning strategies predict learner behavior and goal attainment in Massive Open Online Courses Link