Teaching Action Research
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Abstract
Action research entered into software engineering as one of the responses to
the software engineering research crisis at the end of the last millennium. As
one of the challenges in the crisis was the lack of empirical results and the
transfer of research results into practices, action research could address
these challenges. It is a methodology where collaboration and host
organizations are the focus of knowledge discovery, development, and
documentation. Although the method is often well received in industrial
contexts, it isn't easy to learn as it requires experience and varies from
organization to organization. This chapter describes the pillars of action
research as a methodology and how to teach them. The chapter includes examples
of teaching action research at the bachelor, master, and PhD levels. In
addition to theory, the chapter contains examples from practice.
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| Authors | Miroslaw Staron |
| Journal | arXiv |
| Year | 2024 |
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