2801 unit 11: knowledge translation

Question 1

what is knowledge translation

Answer 1

dynamic and iterative process that includes synthesis, dissemination, exchange, and an ethically sounding application of knowledge

Question 2

what is synthesis?

Answer 2

the research you produce

Question 3

what is dissemination?

Answer 3

conference presentation and publication

Question 4

a conference is a presentation

Answer 4

true

Question 5

what is the purpose of a conference

Answer 5

networking and getting feedback

Question 6

structure of a conference

Answer 6

• plenary session with a keynote speaker
• concurrent sessions of oral presentations
• poster sessions
• exhibitions
• business meetings

Question 7

how to be a part of a conference

Answer 7

• conduct good research
• find a conference interested in YOUR research
• submit an abstract
• respect all requirements (due date, word count)

Question 8

which step is the most important in becoming a part of the conference

Answer 8

conducting good research

Question 9

t/f? in a poster presentation the design and aesthetic is equally as important as the content

Answer 9

true

Question 10

true or false? you should have 5+ citations in a poster

Answer 10

fale… no more than 5

Question 11

things a poster should include

Answer 11

Title
Author information
Intro
Methods
Results (3)
Conclusions
References and acknowledgements

these are not formal

Question 12

oral presentation

Answer 12

using computer slides to guide a talk and provide visual info to the audience

Question 13

3 tules to follow in oral presentation

Answer 13

• highlight key messages in only a few words
• use images as often as possible
• dont read off the slides

Question 14

content in an oral presentation

Answer 14

opening lines, message, phrasing, flow, closing lines
COMFP
“could Olly make fried potatoes”

Question 15

voice in an oral presentation

Answer 15

volume, pitch, enunciation, pronunciation, fillers
VEFPP
“very excited for perfect pie”

Question 16

performance in an oral presentation

Answer 16

Engagement, posture, delivery, movement, technology
TEMPD
“turn every moment positive daily”

Question 17

how do scientists communicate publicly with each other

Answer 17

through publishing in peer reviewed journals

Question 18

3 reasons why we have to publish

Answer 18

1. unpublished research is nonexistent research
2. direct professional benefits for researchers
3. respect for time and efforts of participants and collaborators

Question 19

the peer review process

Answer 19

• time consuming and can be disappointing
• an opportunity for expert and constructive feedback

Question 20

what is the best opportunity to get feedback

Answer 20

peer review

Question 21

Responding to suggestions from reviewers and editors requires authors to

Answer 21

UBRR: understand, balance, rewrite, recover
(u)nderstand appreciate different persepctives
(b)balance conflicting sets of advice
(r)ewrite the parts of the paper that were confusing to reviewers
(r)ecover from negative comments and be resilient

Question 22

the scope

Answer 22

subject areas the publication covers

Question 23

audience

Answer 23

readership the publication intends to reach

Question 24

subscription journal

Answer 24

covers its costs from library and/or individual subscriptions and advertising and does not charge any author fees
- Most articles are placed behind a paywal

Question 25

open access journal

Answer 25

mandates that authors pay a publication fee (sometimes several thousand dollars!) before their manuscripts are published - The content of these journals is freely available to readers on the Internet

Question 26

hybrid journal

Answer 26

option of paying to make an article freely available to all

Question 27

target journal

Answer 27

the journal a researcher intends to submit a manuscript to first

Question 28

double blind peer review process

Answer 28

the reviewer's do not know the identity of the authors and the authors do not learn the identity of the reviewer's

Question 29

single blind peer review process

Answer 29

the reviewers are provided with the authors names, but authors are not given reviewer's names

Question 30

data sharing

Answer 30

willingness of a research team to make their data and methods freely available to other researchers

Question 31

copyright

Answer 31

The legal rights assigned to the owners of intellectual property such as written and artistic works

Question 32

Authors require to assign the copyright for a manuscript to the publisher before their articles are published

Answer 32

true

Question 33

Creative Commons lisence

Answer 33

a public copyright license that enables the free distribution of a copyrighted work

Question 34

Predatory (open access) journals

Answer 34

An exploit that does not provide the quality editorial and peer review services associated with legitimate journals