2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-59144-5_14
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Strategic Reading in Design Science: Let Root-Cause Analysis Guide Your Readings

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“…Se ha utilizado el método DSR (Design Science Research), el cual brinda los lineamientos para determinar y desarrollar las actividades necesarias para cumplir con el objetivo de investigación [9].…”
Section: Método Design Science Researchunclassified
“…Se ha utilizado el método DSR (Design Science Research), el cual brinda los lineamientos para determinar y desarrollar las actividades necesarias para cumplir con el objetivo de investigación [9].…”
Section: Método Design Science Researchunclassified
“…One group was tasked with analyzing the data using the analysis approach of our method, hereinafter referred to as QDAcity group. The other group was tasked to perform an analysis of the same data using a method utilizing strategic reading [14,15], hereinafter referred to as control group. The participant sampling is described in more detail in Sect.…”
Section: Experiments Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Strategic reading is a term coined in the educational domain [33] and has been suggested for design science research and domain modeling [14,15]. At its core, strategic reading requires the reader to actively employ all of the following seven reading strategies:…”
Section: Strategic Readingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, there are several approaches to do this type of analysis [2], [3]: systematic reviews, scoping reviews, or even meta-reviews of multiple review papers, among many others. The task of reviewing literature in a particular field is usually done through ''strategic reading'' [4], where researchers consider several publications to identify those that address…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%