Difference between revisions of "Form:Case Study"
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=Economic, Regional, and Political Framework= | =Economic, Regional, and Political Framework= | ||
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{{{field|REP Framework|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|placeholder=Longstanding political, social, economic, and other factors play a significant role in shaping water issues for any region. Please discuss any background topics that are important for understanding how the issues of this case interact.|editor=wikieditor}}} | {{{field|REP Framework|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|placeholder=Longstanding political, social, economic, and other factors play a significant role in shaping water issues for any region. Please discuss any background topics that are important for understanding how the issues of this case interact.|editor=wikieditor}}} | ||
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The greatest value of any case study is the ability to identify transferable knowledge, | The greatest value of any case study is the ability to identify transferable knowledge, | ||
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4) Two or three sentences explaining what the main finding reveals or how the main | 4) Two or three sentences explaining what the main finding reveals or how the main | ||
result adds to previous knowledge. | result adds to previous knowledge. | ||
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{{{field|Abstract|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|editor=wikieditor}}} | {{{field|Abstract|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|editor=wikieditor}}} | ||
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'''Questions Addressed and Wisdom Gained: (suggested format)''' | '''Questions Addressed and Wisdom Gained: (suggested format)''' | ||
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3) Two or three sentences providing a broader perspective, readily comprehensible | 3) Two or three sentences providing a broader perspective, readily comprehensible | ||
to anyone in any discipline. | to anyone in any discipline. | ||
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{{{field|Questions and Wisdom|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|editor=wikieditor}}} | {{{field|Questions and Wisdom|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|editor=wikieditor}}} | ||
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'''Description''' | '''Description''' | ||
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{{{field|Issue Description|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|placeholder=Provide more detail and insight to the issue and fully discuss the stakeholders and variables in relation to the case study. The Analysis section will allow you to discuss the | {{{field|Issue Description|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|placeholder=Provide more detail and insight to the issue and fully discuss the stakeholders and variables in relation to the case study. The Analysis section will allow you to discuss the | ||
relationships between these issues.|editor=wikieditor}}} | relationships between these issues.|editor=wikieditor}}} | ||
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'''Natural/Societal/Political Domain Variables:''' {{{field|NSPD|property=NSPD|input type=listbox|size=6|delimiter=;}}} | '''Natural/Societal/Political Domain Variables:''' {{{field|NSPD|property=NSPD|input type=listbox|size=6|delimiter=;}}} | ||
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{{{for template|Analysis and Synthesis|multiple|embed in field=Case Study[Analysis and Synthesis]|add button text=Add Analysis/Synthesis Section}}} | {{{for template|Analysis and Synthesis|multiple|embed in field=Case Study[Analysis and Synthesis]|add button text=Add Analysis/Synthesis Section}}} | ||
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| − | {{{field|Analysis|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|editor=wikieditor|placeholder=One of the most powerful tools for representing functional relationships among large numbers of interconnected components is network analysis. A network (or graph) is a collection of nodes (vertices) and links (edges) between the nodes. What natural, societal, and political processes and variables were most important in this case? Can you “map” their relationships to each other? Network maps can be provided as scanned hand-made drawings or digitally produced images.}}} | + | |- |
| − | + | | {{{field|Analysis|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|editor=wikieditor|placeholder=One of the most powerful tools for representing functional relationships among large numbers of interconnected components is network analysis. A network (or graph) is a collection of nodes (vertices) and links (edges) between the nodes. What natural, societal, and political processes and variables were most important in this case? Can you “map” their relationships to each other? Network maps can be provided as scanned hand-made drawings or digitally produced images.}}} | |
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| − | {{{field|Synthesis|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|editor=wikieditor|placeholder=Synthesize the information you have presented to draw conclusions and highlight important issues and lessons learned. Provide your insight on what knowledge/wisdom from this case can be transferred to other settings}}} | + | |- |
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{{{field|Key Question Description|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|placeholder=Describe why the question applies to this case.|editor=wikieditor}}} | {{{field|Key Question Description|input type=textarea|autogrow|cols=100|placeholder=Describe why the question applies to this case.|editor=wikieditor}}} | ||
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