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Generally good though I prefer being away from my devices during these reading groups, but maybe it helps for understanding what people are presenting idk

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Generally good though I prefer being away from my devices during these reading groups, but maybe it helps for understanding what people are presenting idk

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It was fine to structure the communication. Perhaps it would be even better if there was more time or fewer tasks. Open discussion at the end might also be more productive as this could  break the ice & get the ideas going

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It was fine to structure the communication. Perhaps it would be even better if there was more time or fewer tasks. Open discussion at the end might also be more productive as this could  break the ice & get the ideas going

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I like the idea that the discussion summary is written and accessible online.

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I like the idea that the discussion summary is written and accessible online.

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It worked well for the first three questions, where a quick overview of the answers was interesting. For the discussion, I think it didn't really help.

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You can encourage us more to write these collective notes and then push likes if we find the certain thoughts useful

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It helps for people who say nothing otherwise to voice their opinion/feedback/input

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I've read it for my first journal paper, but re-reading it now sheds new lights on its contribution

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I like that he spends time to comment on the model & attempts to justify the choices made. It's clearly reflected upon 

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I like that he spends time to comment on the model & attempts to justify the choices made. It's clearly reflected upon 

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No

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Was interesting to see the context that he used to illustrate his law

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He seems to Fall short of achieving his self-proclaimed goal of getting "insight rather than numbers".(s. 235)

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i like the fact that it really applies to all geo fields! 

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i like the fact that it really applies to all geo fields! 

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I liked a lot of the ideas but found it frustrating that he did not use inferential statistics to test his hypothesis. But, I guess it would have been difficult with computing power in 1970.

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Yes, quite a few!

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No

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No

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i only got introduced to the first law, but never read the paper

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i only got introduced to the first law, but never read the paper

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yes, and each time I discovered something new

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No I just knew about the population growth movie/plot

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No I just knew about the population growth movie/plot

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Just screened it

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a few papers on bidimensional regression and a paper on the relationship between words in ancient texts and their distance in the real world

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a few papers on bidimensional regression and a paper on the relationship between words in ancient texts and their distance in the real world

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I found it interesting to read and innovative for the time

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yes (after the last GIScience conference)

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yes (after the last GIScience conference)

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I found it quite hard to read

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What about geographic research before this law ? Are they using it without formulating it ? 

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What about geographic research before this law ? Are they using it without formulating it ? 

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Which example would you choose if you have to teach this law?

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Which example would you choose if you have to teach this law?

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How could you do the same research without using this law ?

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How could you do the same research without using this law ?

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Example : Like (understandable, simple, innovative)

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Example : Like (understandable, simple, innovative)