Anthony Arblaster

Anthony Arblaster

He / Him

PhD Researcher at the University of York.

Ethics Documents

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I have successfully received ethics approval for my PhD. To ensure participants can access the Participant Information Sheets easily and for posterity, I thought it would be a good idea to have them available on this site.

The following files are available:

If you are participating, you can also receive a copy from the researcher by emailing me at czw527@york.ac.uk. I will also be happy to answer any questions you have about the research and your participation. You can also use any of the contact information on the information sheets.

This PhD is being supervised by Dr Katherine Graham and Dr Rebecca Benzie, both at the School of Arts and Creative Technologies (ACT).

This project is being conducted according to restrictions that have been subject to approval by the School of Arts and Creative Technologies Ethics committee. The Chair of the ACT Ethics committee can be contacted on ACT-ethics@york.ac.uk.

Participation in this research is essential to it’s success. If you have consented to participate — thank you!

Tools for a PhD

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There are a number of tools I am using in my PhD, on the off chance sharing them is useful to future researchers. I have split up the different tools into the kinds of research activity I am using them for. Generally, I like to use open source tools wherever possible. Avoiding having files locked into a propriatry format is important for ensuring that future practitioners and researchers are able to access materials.

Test Post

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This is a post to see if I can work out how the frontmatter renders in this theme. I have included the following frontmatter

Hello World!

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This is the first blog post on this site as a proof of concept. As the site gets more complex I am expecting that these posts will become a way of sharing materials from my PhD. I am also hoping that this will offer me a way of reflecting on the process of doing the PhD.