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The
PCP
Mailing List
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established in 1993 by David Nightingale,
then maintained by Chris Evans and Malcolm
Cross, and
now by Brian Gaines and Devi Jankowicz.
It has about
300 members. Information about joining up on this site.
Mildred
Shaw and Brian Gaines, formerly in
Calgary / Canada, maintain an Archive
of the
messages sent to the Network between 1994 and 1999. From July 1998 on,
messages are kept in the List
Archive.
After joining
the Network, you can have a list of members'
email addresses sent by sending the message review pcp
(and nothing else, no signature!) to the address: jiscmail@jiscmail.ac.uk
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| The
PCPTOOLS List |
This list
which was established on 2004
by Brian Gaines
and Neil Hair;
it...
"...
complements
the general PCP list with a specialist list for the mutual support of
those using and developing computer-based tools in empirical PCP
research, including repertory grid elicitation and analysis, content
analysis, concept mapping, and other constructivist tools. It is
intended to allow experience and good practices in tools usage to be
shared by the research community, and to help newcomers, particularly
graduate students, in making effective use of available tools. It is
also hoped that it will provide a forum for developing requirements for
a new generation of tools, and encourage their development."
Information about
the list (which is
also located at jiscmail@jiscmail.ac.uk)
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how
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| The
EnquireWithin User Group |
| This list is
run by John Mayes and Valerie
Stewart and discusses issues of repertory grid analysis
based on
their 'EnquireWithin' repgrid analysis package. It has currently 209
members.
Information on this
site. |
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