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I was curious and wanted to try using Blogger myself: https://med-ed-notes.blogspot.com/2022/08/where-it-all-beginns.html

Thank you for your inspiring workshop!
Julius

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The Stage

This experiment starts with an eye-opening workshop at the AMEE 2022 in Lyon on 28.08.2022 by Goh Poh-Sun, John Sandars, and Sol Roberts-Lieb: Micro-Scholarship ( https://microscholarship.blogspot.com/) about which they write:

We define Micro-Scholarship as the process of making visible the smallest accessible and assessable steps that document a scholarly journey, which can then be assembled and presented as an outcome of academic scholarship.
(Goh, Roberts-Lieb, and Sandars 2022)
A blog is a scholarly documentation, a scholarly exercise... and a challenge. As they say, it is so easy: I wanna try it myself and register my Blogspot on Blogger.

Who am I?

What is my context, and where do I come from? As a professional MedEd researcher, my journey has not been too long so far... one year, I am travelling now and exploring the landscapes of medical education. Slowly, slowly I can see patterns emerge, commonalities become apparent, and my inner map starts gaining detail and structure.

On the afternoon of the 28. August, Lara Varpio pictured it for the early-career researchers like this: It is now the time to discover your stars (what drives you and gives you energy), connect them and find your niche in which you grow into an expert. Somewhere in between finding my stars and connecting them, that's where I locate myself today.

Why am I here in this workshop?

Connecting dots and ideas was my first idea of why I came, hoping I could also learn what a personal knowledge management system could look like. Now I know things that redefine scholarship and visibility as a scholar in the 21st century. In addition: now that I am writing this very post, I remember the beauty of thought-writing, crafting ideas in and by the process of writing.

What would be a success that I took from this workshop?

The most minor success would be to start a little experiment, to make the first step, to allow the clapping sound of a single hand to be heard. It is this, these same lines.

Secondly, to identify me as a scholar by practically augmenting the scholarly activities that - I learn now - can look different and be so much more diverse than I thought (I guess I mainly thought about publishing articles and being read in journals, so far).

An even better success would be a continuous process starting here (maybe even like Goh's challenge to write a post every 365 days of the year).

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This experiment starts with an eye-opening workshop at the AMEE 2022 in Lyon on 28.08.2022 by Goh Poh-Sun, John Sandars, and Sol Roberts-Lieb: Micro-Scholarship ( https://microscholarship.blogspot.com/) about which they write: We define Micro-Scholarship as the process of making visible the smallest accessible and assessable steps that document a scholarly journey, which can then be assembled and presented as an outcome of academic scholarship.

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My post this morning to FB. I didnt choose teaching, it chose me. I am entusiastic and share with-in my circle of influence so my challenge is to go beyond it. 

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My post this morning to FB. I didnt choose teaching, it chose me. I am entusiastic and share with-in my circle of influence so my challenge is to go beyond it. 

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start with brief introductions, including who, why and what

1) who am I, curious… always

2) why am I here, to be around a diversity of people with perspectives and experiences different to my own - engaging with energetic conversations and reflections.

3) what does success feel like, to take away from workshop new layers of knowledge, perspectives and stories to interleave with my future practice.

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Hello 👋 from Sol https://youtu.be/p72LhGgGiuk

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AMEE 2022 - Welcome to Micro-scholarship