Long Distance Supervision
Description:
The focus of this learning design is to develop a sound strategy for long distance supervision (LDS) of PhD students doing laboratory-based experimental science. Most PhD students at Aarhus university will spend time in a different laboratory setting as this is strongly recommended by the Science and Technology graduate school. This learning design is developed to help make sure that the PhD students get the most out of their stay in a laboratory (host laboratory/institution) different from their home laboratory. The learning design makes use of various online tools to ensure good communication between supervisor and PhD student during the stay in the host laboratory by the student. The learning design includes the exercise of writing a scientific manuscript together while the student is located at the host institution.
Intended Learning Outcomes:
- Student learns how to conduct experiments at host institution without daily guidance of the main supervisor
- Student learns how to write a scientific manuscript for submission to a scientific journal
Resources | Tasks | Supports | |||
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Meeting in person with the PhD |
Preparations for LDS |
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Potential supervisor and/or technical assistant from host institution |
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Powerpoint and AU labbook |
Student prepares a presentation of |
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no support |
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Adobe AnyConnect |
Online meeting with student to |
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Potential supervisor from host |
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MS Word, Adobe Illustrator, |
Student writes a draft of a |
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Potential supervisor from host |
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Google Crome Soapbox plugin |
Supervisor reads manuscript and |
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no support |
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Adobe AnyConnect, Skype |
Student absorbs the feedback from |
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Potential supervisor from host |
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MS Word, Adobe Illustrator |
Student finalises and submits |
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email or online support from |