Worldview in view

Today was worldview day. Jeanie and I met and now have the paper within striking distance of being finished. We're both comfortable with the focus and placing it in a lesser journal (Cabells listed, 60% acceptance). It's about the development of an assurance of learning rubric for a short travel course, and provides an example of using the rubric for programmatic AOL using the data from three courses. We sat together and hammered out details -- the rubric needs to be inverted (again - back to original rows and columns!) and our demonstration data cleaned up. Plus the conclusion needs writing and various sections of the text have holes in them. So we each have a list of tasks to be completed before I head for California on Monday. Then we can email final touch-ups back and forth and submit on time. I started my new research notebook - the backup notebook, not my original choice -- so there's no going back now! The photo is of a poster in Jeanie's office - today's inspiration for Worldview - if you click on the picture you will enlarge it so you can read the text.