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I organize my journal by date and time so I can track multiple research/writing projects.

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Keep field notes and impressions and feelings and reminders in one place - very helpful especially if the project is over a long time.

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Keep field notes and impressions and feelings and reminders in one place - very helpful especially if the project is over a long time.

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In my practice, I do call this as memos to myself in one file either in my email or in my laptop.

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In my practice, I do call this as memos to myself in one file either in my email or in my laptop.

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So far...

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For me, the research journal encompasses data collection and the beginning of data analysis - challenging the idea that these exist as separate and distinct stages within the research process

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For me, the research journal encompasses data collection and the beginning of data analysis - challenging the idea that these exist as separate and distinct stages within the research process

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I write my reflexivity after each interview or focus group discussion. I know that I need to write it throughout the research work. However, I am unable to do it during coding/analysis. 

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I write my reflexivity after each interview or focus group discussion. I know that I need to write it throughout the research work. However, I am unable to do it during coding/analysis. 

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I keep a journal after days at the research site.

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I keep a journal after days at the research site.

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I journal all over the place, sometimes in a research diary on my computer, sometimes in a physical journal I carry with me, and in the field I designate a specific physical copy. In my interviews, I build in space for refection/journaling in my interview guide to create the habit.

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I journal all over the place, sometimes in a research diary on my computer, sometimes in a physical journal I carry with me, and in the field I designate a specific physical copy. In my interviews, I build in space for refection/journaling in my interview guide to create the habit.

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I make reflective notes but wouldn't call it journaling!

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I make reflective notes but wouldn't call it journaling!

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Mine are physical books that I write in. I enjoy the physical feeling of pen in hand. The content is a range of everything from paragraphs to a sentence. Keeping track of citations, supervisions

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Word docs (and sometimes photos), tweets, scribbles and doodles/models in notebooks.

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I keep a daily reflective diary which is about the project/research overall, reflective notes on data collection, and a research-poetry diary.

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Journaling sounds too formal for me, like you must write every day before going to be. It is more reflective notes or notes to myself, organised in a very organic chaotic way. Sometimes I wish I do timed entries so I can see how my thinking changes overtime, but personally the task to keep it tidy turns it into a job more than an useful tool

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a word document with quotes, interesting links, notes to myself, to-do-list. Also comments on the side of my working document. Sometimes audio files in my phone, sometimes draft tweets that never get published

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These three examples prove how messy it can get, with my use of colour as a desperate attempt to make some sense out of my notes ;)

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These three examples prove how messy it can get, with my use of colour as a desperate attempt to make some sense out of my notes ;)

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2-3 handwritten notebooks + my paper agenda. All that accompanied by multiple digital notes. What is lacking is a clear structure and some method to this madness.

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2-3 handwritten notebooks + my paper agenda. All that accompanied by multiple digital notes. What is lacking is a clear structure and some method to this madness.

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I take a lot of notes but I struggle with making the most of them. There are some aspects I keep tidy and organised (my to-do lists, CV, specific project notes), but I always feel it's all too chaotic and I should design a better way to journaling. 

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I take a lot of notes but I struggle with making the most of them. There are some aspects I keep tidy and organised (my to-do lists, CV, specific project notes), but I always feel it's all too chaotic and I should design a better way to journaling. 

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Asked our students to make a 'study apron' before they joined our course - that reflected on 'becoming a student' (see example video) - and to share their aprons on the class padlet... We wanted them to get ready - creatively :-D

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Why is it that my journaling is always messy?

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I try to keep a reflective log, but I give up after a few days.

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I have been told to keep a journal to help with positionality.

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Handwritten scribbles which I then type up the following day.

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An excel spreadsheet with everything read, reflective thoughts, as well as notebooks.

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Pretty notebook with lots of coloured pens or a word document?