A Tapestry Of Educational Technology Women Leaders In Higher Education: A Qualitative Study

A qualitative study was used to understand the experiences of 12 women, leaders in Education Technology in higher education. Through interviews, women leaders described their environment as well as personal and behavioral aspects of their work. Findings revealed four threads of descriptive concepts including relationships, leadership, persistence, and advice. Relationships were from workplaces and professional networks. Leadership was defined by vision and teamwork. Persistence was addressed as either values-based or relationship-based. The fourth thread in the findings, advice, was divided into three sub-threads: education, family (both personal and work), and managing emotions. A qualitative approach was used to highlight interview responses to demonstrate the experiences of women leaders in Education Technology in Higher Education

FAST TRIGGER TECHNIQUES

Electronic systems which recognize useful reactions and reject most background within a few microseconds are discussed in connection with their application in electron positron storage ring experiments

FAST TRIGGER TECHNIQUES

Electronic systems which recognize useful reactions and reject most background within a few microseconds are discussed in connection with their application in electron positron storage ring experiments

III. EXPÉRIENCES PASSÉES ET FUTURES / III. PAST AND FUTURE EXPERIMENTSPREPARATION FOR STORAGE RING EXPERIMENTS AT DESY

Nous analysons brièvement la situation présente en ce qui concerne la construction du double anneau de stockage DORIS ; nous donnons également quelques informations sur deux dispositifs expérimentaux qui sont en préparation pour 1974. L'utilisation et les limitations d'un système de "tagging" sont également discutées.The present state of the construction of the double storage ring DORIS is briefly reviewed, including some data from two experimental devices which are being prepared for 1974. The use and limitation of a tagging system installed along the SR-beams is discussed