Since Womad I have met my three supervisors where it was decided that I will undertake at Systematic Literature Review, so, the past month I have been mainly working on developing the methodology for it. On Monday I will meet … Continue reading →
Christmas, New Year, birthday, changing over to a new university and, now, WomAdelaide are all behind us. I am ready to knuckle down and get stuck into this PhD. The past few months while getting out socialising and seeing some … Continue reading →
At the beginning of the week I attended a three day workshop series for people who are starting their PhDs at Flinders. I only went to the first two days as the workshops on the last day seemed to be … Continue reading →
This morning was highly successful with having three meeting in a row at uni. The first meeting was with a library liaison officer and a disability advisor, to go through some of the library service available to me to use. … Continue reading →
Three weeks since I officially, starting my PhD at Flinders University and I that my progress has been slow yet steady. Among getting my head around what are systematic literature reviews, finding my way the university’s website and library search … Continue reading →
Hey! There’s new website on the block! www.DarrylSellwood.com is the place to keep with my research for PhD and other related stuff I collect on my research journey. The site, The Dazz, will still remain my personal website where I … Continue reading →
A week has gone already. Last week was mainly setting up and researching at university information and how to conduct a systematic literate review. with a few problems with logging the library system, it was difficult to make a start. … Continue reading →
Awesome News!
Continue reading →The local news is saying Adelaide is the hottest city in the world today. I am working at home in my air conditioned house. However, it is 3:55pm and 43.3C and the max is meant 46. Not if it will … Continue reading →
Welcome to my new website. I will be using the site as a base for my PhD so come on a journey with me over next three to five years as I undertake my PhD. On site I will be … Continue reading →