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Online Journal Club Events
Online Journal Club Events
For: researchers and research students
To: read education-related journal articles
With: a global audience
For better teaching and learning.
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Educational Researchers
Host Online Journal Club Events and share your experience of educational literature reading.
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University Students
Attend OJC events to learn how to read educational research literature with the guidance of experienced researchers.
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Educators/Teachers
Adopt research-informed education in your classroom teaching? Get updated directly from educational researchers.
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Researchers from Other Disciplines
Interested in interdisciplinary research that involves education? Join to meet educational researchers and get inspiration from their reading events.
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People from Other Sectors
Need a better understanding of educational research in the current/future employment? Attending OJC events can make your learning curve easier to manage.
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Faculty Development Directors
Turning closed FD training into open and connected FD training? Transform your university's best research practices into OJC events.
Reasons to Join
Event-Driven Research
The events will be closely designed based on research and in return lead to more research using both public and private fundings it receives.
Global Co-Creation
These OJC events will initiate global co-creation activities based on internet-based academic reading events among educational researchers and students.
OJC Event Style: Classic
If not specially required, the "OJC Event Style: Classic" is set as the default style of OJC Events at ResearchIC. It combines researchers (hosts)' experience sharing, and attendants' invidividual and social reading components in one place.
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ResearchIC has received research funding (2022-2025) from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science under the framework of JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists (22K13755).
ResearchIC has received research funding (2022-2023) from the Moodle Association of Japan MAJ R&D Grant 2022.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This is an academic project sponsored by JSPS and Moodle Association of Japan MAJ R&D Grant 2022. Until April 2025, we are providing free service for researchers and students of this project.
No. You can use one of our event templates or you can develop one event from scratch. If you want to develop the event by yourself, please let your event coordinator know. We can fully accommodate your preference.
- If you are interested in hosting an OJC event, please visit this page and add a new entry on the page, or email to hi@researchic.com.
- If you want to attend OJC event, please sign in to the system and enrol yourself to interested events.
Yes. You will receive 10,000 yen (around 67 US dollars or 69 Euros on November 4, 2022) as a symbolic cash award. See other benefits.
Thank you for your agreement to become our hosts! Please wait patiently for the follow-up email sent from ResearchIC, which contains guidance for next actions. Meanwhile, please consider the following actions:
- sign up to the system or sign in using your existing Google, LinkedIn, or Facebook account. This action will help to speed up the procedure.
- add a bio page of yourself on Index of People database
If you are invited by email to become a host at ResearchIC, you do not need to apply for becoming a host.
The 100 OJC Events between 2023 and 2024 are only open to global educational researchers as hosts. Other than that, both research students and educational researchers in the domain of education science can host online journal club events on ResearchIC.
100 Online Journal Club Events are abbreviated as “100 OJC Events” on ResearchIC. It is the primary initiative of a three-year R&D project involving the use of online journal club events to train research literacy in the education domain. The project's PI is Dr.Jingjing Lin, an assistant professor at Toyohashi University of Technology (Japan).
100 OJC Events intend to invite and collaborate with 100 educational researchers from around the world, to co-create and deliver online journal club events. These OJC events are primarily designed for postgraduate research students. The purpose is to investigate whether using OJC events could improve educational research literacy levels of higher degree research students.
We are very happy to hear from you and provide you with support. Please go to Support Forum to leave us a message, or you can email to: hi@researchic.com as an alternative.
No. But if you respond to our research survey, you can get 1,000 yen per response (one attendant is limited to one response).
Inquiry
In case of any enquiries or trouble shooting requests, please either use the support forum or email to hi@researchic.com.
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