IDESR

Database of published systematic reviews and protocol registry for of planned and ongoing systematic reviews in education. Currently Phase 1: Language Education

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We’ve just uploaded a big update to the records of published systematic reviews on https://t.co/jFQazE4OWs. The site now has bibliographic information for 567 systematic reviews in Language Education. Nearly double the previous iteration. If we’ve missed any, please let us know.

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We’re looking for a user-friendly guide to writing a systematic review protocol that we can point users of IDESR too. PRISMA-P based, ideally. Please let us know if you know of one.

[Farhad Shokraneh @FarhadShokrane]

MUST READ

Synthesis methods other than meta-analysis were commonly used but seldom specified: survey of systematic reviews

https://t.co/zauim4gc8K

by @mirandacumpston @SueBrennan13 Rebecca Ryan & @jomck15

#SystematicReviews #SynthesisMethods #MetaAnalysis

[Dr Mel Bond MCCT @misc_nerd]

I'm very excited to announce the first #CallForPapers for the new #OpenAccess Nordic Journal of #SystematicReviews in Education, as part of the Editorial Board. No APC, accepting English, Norwegian, Danish or Swedish articles.

ℹ️ https://t.co/saHSMwGqHE

#EvidenceSynthesis #CfP

[Dr Mel Bond MCCT @misc_nerd]

Our #SpecialIssue on #ResearchSynthesis in Language Education is slowly coming together. Here’s our editorial (with @sinwangchong & @hwc001), which discusses developments in #EvidenceSynthesis methods.

https://t.co/KFJgtZ7jHG

It will be #OpenAccess soon!

#AppliedLinguistics

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‘Topics, publication patterns, and reporting quality in systematic reviews in language education. Lessons from the international database of education systematic reviews (IDESR).’ https://t.co/hFKF3hXoQa by @hwc001 @JessBrown_UK and Anastasia Koryakina of @EPPIReviewer

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At a seminar at @OxfordDeptofEd learning about ASReview, machine learning for title and abstract screening. Game changer https://t.co/v4MOctrWdx

[Cate Hamilton ([email protected]) @lomo_linguist]

This was great, if anyone is interested in meta research and research synthesis in education or #appliedlinguistics

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Last Friday’s @__BAAL synthesis SIG meeting, with contributions from SIG convener @sinwangchong, IDESR’s Hamish Chalmers and Northern Arizona U’s Luke Plonksy is available to view here https://t.co/5pm0ftvit8

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Slides for my presentation at the BAAL synthesis SIG available here: https://t.co/zMcrn8kgdy

[Oxford United @OUFCOfficial]

We'll never forget, thanks Liz x

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I will be giving a keynote tomorrow afternoon at the online BAAL synthesis SIG, on what we have learned from analysing the contents of https://t.co/jFQazEmpO0 Registration closes tonight at midnight. https://t.co/5pm0ftd9f0

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Who is publishing systematic review in language education?

We’ve been playing around with visualising the contents of IDESR. This word cloud shows where SRs in language education have been published. The bigger the text, the more reviews that journal has published.

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NEWS:

IDESR is now accepting registrations for protocols for systematic reviews in all fields of education.

https://t.co/jFQazE4OWs

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NEW PROTOCOL KLAXON

‘Crosslinguistic influence in L3 acquisition: A protocol for a systematic review.’

https://t.co/cW5IHBmcUC

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NEW PROTOCOL KLAXON
‘The impact of asynchronous accelerated online-only courses on post-graduate student learning performance and satisfaction: A mixed methods systematic review protocol’

https://t.co/gopEI802oj

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NEW PROTOCOL KLAXON
‘Definitions and interpretation of service-learning as evidenced in programmes in International Baccalaureate settings in Asia: protocol for a systematic review’
https://t.co/uA1LfPj2Zb