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=== Outline of review criteria for Case study review === | |||
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| '''Practical relevance''' || Main goal of the case study writing is transmitting of some practical experience – was this goal fulfilled? || || | | '''Practical relevance''' || Main goal of the case study writing is transmitting of some practical experience – was this goal fulfilled? || || | ||
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| '''Focus''' || | | '''Focus''' || Core problem of the case identified. | ||
Conclusions made it explicit and transferable. | |||
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| '''Clarity''' || Logical structure: from description to generalization and posing analytical questions. | | '''Clarity''' || Logical structure: from description to generalization and posing analytical questions. | ||
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==Form for students' evaluation== | |||
- just copy and paste (from editing mode), and fill in you assessment in relevant column! | |||
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| '''Criteria''' || '''High/Medium/Low''' || | |||
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| '''Content'''|| 10 / 5 / 0 || | |||
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| '''Context''' || || | |||
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| '''Practical relevance''' || || | |||
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| '''Focus''' || || | |||
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| '''Clarity''' || || | |||
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| '''Critical approach''' || || | |||
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| '''Elaborateness (commitment) ''' || || | |||
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| '''Individual input & risk-taking ''' || || | |||
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| '''Reader's attractiveness''' || || | |||
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| '''Formal features ''' || || | |||
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| '''Total (points)''' || '''max 100''' || | |||
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=== Written Comments for Author(s) === | |||
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=== General Recommendation for articles (highlight one option): === | |||
1. Acceptable as is | |||
2. Acceptable with minor modifications | |||
3. Might be accepted after major modifications | |||
4. Unacceptable (provide reasons): | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:01, 30 August 2017
Outline of review criteria for Case study review
Criteria | Quality aspects to be considered in the case study | High/Medium/Low | |
Content | The content of the case study is relevant for this genre.
Good resources for this type of writing – both describe the real case and provide more general reflection. Resources well used – important features selected, arguments justified on them. |
10 / 5 / 0 | |
Context | Local and global circumstances of the problem sufficiently described; general (theoretical) background outlined. | ||
Practical relevance | Main goal of the case study writing is transmitting of some practical experience – was this goal fulfilled? | ||
Focus | Core problem of the case identified.
Conclusions made it explicit and transferable. |
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Clarity | Logical structure: from description to generalization and posing analytical questions.
Formally coherent (paragraphs and ideas connected) |
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Critical approach | No bias, opposing views presented. | ||
Elaborateness (commitment) | Sufficient length and number of resources, details elaborated. | ||
Individual input & risk-taking | New themes, ideas, original (but justified) conclusions… | ||
Reader's attractiveness | Did you enjoy reading the case study? To which extent? | ||
Formal features | Structure, headlines, citation norms, language | ||
Total (points) | max 100 |
Form for students' evaluation
- just copy and paste (from editing mode), and fill in you assessment in relevant column!
Criteria | High/Medium/Low | |
Content | 10 / 5 / 0 | |
Context | ||
Practical relevance | ||
Focus | ||
Clarity | ||
Critical approach | ||
Elaborateness (commitment) | ||
Individual input & risk-taking | ||
Reader's attractiveness | ||
Formal features | ||
Total (points) | max 100 |
Written Comments for Author(s)
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General Recommendation for articles (highlight one option):
1. Acceptable as is
2. Acceptable with minor modifications
3. Might be accepted after major modifications
4. Unacceptable (provide reasons):
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