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3. Negotiating Textual Talk: Conversation Analysis, Pedagogy and the Organisation of Online Asynchronous Discourse

Author

Gibson, Will

Abstract

This paper uses Conversation Analysis to investigate the ways in which participants in an online asynchronous postgraduate reading group managed and negotiated their contributions within the discussion. Using the conversation analytic concerns with sequential organisation, adjacency pairs and topicality, this article shows the analytic insights that this perspective can bring to the examination of written asynchronous discourse. The paper shows that in the section of the discussion analysed here, the discourse displayed remarkable similarities to the ways in which face-to-face conversation has been seen to operate in terms of the organisation of conversational turns, the application of specific interactional rights, the lineal development of topics of conversation and the structural use of question-answer turn pairs. The paper concludes by showing how this form of analysis can relate to the formation of reflexive pedagogy in which course design can be created to take account of such findings. It shows how a detailed understanding of how pedagogy is played out in interaction is fundamental for reflecting on the relationship between pedagogic aims and educational practice. (Contains 6 figures.)

Published
2009
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4. Topicality and the Structure of Interactive Talk in Face-to-Face Seminar Discussions: Implications for Research in Distributed Learning Media

Author

Gibson, Will, Hall, Andy, and Callery, Peter

Abstract

This article examines the structure of topic movement within face-to-face postgraduate university seminar discussion forums through a conversation analytic approach. The analysis of 12 audio recordings of seminars showed that in spite of clear differences in the management style of sessions by seminar leaders there were important consistencies in their normative structure of participation. Previous research has shown that the turn-taking procedures used as a basic organisational feature of the talk have been seen to result in a regular change of topic within seminars. Although the research here supports these findings, the data showed that topic change was only one aspect of the topic negotiation process. The analysis in this article illustrates that topic negotiation was an ever-present feature of the talk and that, in addition to frequent "successful" changes of topic, there were also innumerable "unsuccessful" topical interjections. One prominent source of such failure was the presence of overlap in the seminar talk. In addition to being of value to educationalists wishing to understand educational processes, this analysis is viewed as having significant relevance for the development of alternative distributed media for hosting interactive seminars as it shows the implications of the interactional "affordances" of learning environments for the achievement of interactive talk. This article suggests, therefore, that research and development in this field would benefit from detailed studies of the affordances of these alternative hosting media.

Published
2006

5. Erratum: Genomic landscape of high-grade meningiomas

Author

Bi, Wenya Linda, Greenwald, Noah F., Abedalthagafi, Malak, Wala, Jeremiah, Gibson, Will J., Agarwalla, Pankaj K., Horowitz, Peleg, Schumacher, Steven E., Esaulova, Ekaterina, Mei, Yu, Chevalier, Aaron, A. Ducar, Matthew, Thorner, Aaron R., van Hummelen, Paul, O. Stemmer-Rachamimov, Anat, Artyomov, Maksym, Al-Mefty, Ossama, Dunn, Gavin P., Santagata, Sandro, Dunn, Ian F., and Beroukhim, Rameen

Published
2017
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6. Genomic landscape of high-grade meningiomas

Author

Bi, Wenya Linda, Greenwald, Noah F., Abedalthagafi, Malak, Wala, Jeremiah, Gibson, Will J., Agarwalla, Pankaj K., Horowitz, Peleg, Schumacher, Steven E., Esaulova, Ekaterina, Mei, Yu, Chevalier, Aaron, A. Ducar, Matthew, Thorner, Aaron R., van Hummelen, Paul, O. Stemmer-Rachamimov, Anat, Artyomov, Maksym, Al-Mefty, Ossama, Dunn, Gavin P., Santagata, Sandro, Dunn, Ian F., and Beroukhim, Rameen

Published
2017
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10. Woven Skies - The Eddy White Sextet [Album]

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White, Eddy, Jordanous, Paul, Gibson, Will, Mires, Trevor, Leak, Samuel, Rose, Mark, Carrasco, Ted, White, Eddy, Jordanous, Paul, Gibson, Will, Mires, Trevor, Leak, Samuel, Rose, Mark, and Carrasco, Ted

Abstract

Release dates of The Eddy White Sextet debut album CD 'Woven Skies' and digital version, October 2019.

Published
2019

12. Bondsman

Author

Gibson, Will

Published
1945

20. Timberline

Author

Gibson, Will

Published
1945

25. Genomic Landscape of High-grade Meningiomas

Author

Bi, Wenya, additional, Greenwald, Noah, additional, Abedalthagafi, Malak, additional, Horowitz, Peleg, additional, Agarwalla, Pankaj, additional, Gibson, Will, additional, Al-Mefty, Ossama, additional, Santagata, Sandro, additional, Beroukhim, Rameen, additional, and Dunn, Ian, additional

Published
2017
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29. Song

Author

Gibson, Will

Published
1944

34. The far-right fallout: Canada and the World; Sept. 11 has given white supremacist organizations a shot in the arm

Author

GIBSON, WILL

Subjects
Canada -- Social policy, Nationalist Party of Canada -- Social policy, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Social aspects -- Political aspects, White supremacy movements -- Political aspects -- Social aspects, Emigration and immigration -- Canada -- Social aspects -- Political aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Social aspects, Political aspects, Behavior, Social policy
Abstract

Having campaigned several times for Toronto's city council with the slogan 'For a white man's viewpoint at city hall,' Don Andrews seems an unlikely sympathizer with Osama bin Laden. Andrews, [...]

Published
2001

35. A simple plan

Author

GIBSON, WILL

Subjects
Matrikon Inc. -- Finance, Corporate growth -- Media coverage -- Methods -- Economic aspects, Software -- Economic aspects -- Planning -- Methods -- Media coverage, Computer software industry -- Economic aspects -- Finance -- Methods -- Planning, Financial management -- Methods -- Economic aspects, Businesspeople -- Behavior, Capital investments -- Planning -- Media coverage -- Methods -- Economic aspects, Company business planning, Software quality, Company financing, Capital investment, Industry growth, Business, Economics, Business, regional
Abstract

Individuals can take out RRSPs. Why not businesses? While bearish investors mauled the high-tech sector, Edmonton-based Matrikon Inc. turned out yet another profit. But even as the software developer works [...]

Published
2001

36. Interkulturelle Online-Kommunikation: Konversationsanalyse und die Analyse asynchroner schriftlichter Diskussionen

Author

Gibson, Will

Subjects
análisis de conversación, secuencialidad, análisis de categorización de membresía, interculturalidad, Konversationsanalyse, Sequenzialität, Analyse von Zugehörigkeitskategorien, Interkulturalität, conversation analysis, sequentiality, membership categorization analysis, interculturality
Abstract

Este artículo aborda los temas metodológicos involucrados al tratar la "cultura" y la "interculturalidad" como fenómenos interactivamente observables y demostrables en el discurso escrito asincrónico. En particular, explora las formas en que el análisis de conversación (AC) y su foco en la secuencialidad y el análisis de categorización de membresía pueden ayudar al análisis de la cultura como una realización interactiva textual. Se argumenta que, aunque hay algunas claras diferencias entre el habla secuencial y el discurso escrito asincrónico, hay todavía formas interesantes en las que los focos analíticos del AC pueden aplicarse al discurso en línea. Tanto la preocupación en torno a la secuencialidad y al análisis de categorización de membresía pueden ayudarnos bien a mirar como la construcción de prácticas de discurso intercultural visibles y reconocibles se realizan a través de modos escritos en los foros en línea. URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs0901493, Der vorliegende Artikel arbeitet methodologische Probleme heraus, die entstehen, wenn bei der Analyse von schriftlichen, asynchronen Online-Diskussionen "Kultur" und "Interkulturalität" als interaktiv darstellbare und beobachtbare Phänomene behandelt werden. Insbesondere wird untersucht, wie die Konversationsanalyse mit ihrem Fokus auf Sequenzialität und das Konzept der Zugehörigkeitskategorisierungen die Analyse von Kultur als verschriftlichte, interaktive Leistung unterstützen könnte. Im Beitrag wird dargelegt, dass trotz der offensichtlichen Unterschiede zwischen sequenziellen mündlichen Gesprächen und verschriftlichten Online-Diskussionen durch die Konversationsanalyse interessante Methoden bereitgestellt werden, um Online-Diskussionen zu analysieren. Die beiden Aspekte der Sequenzialität und der Zugehörigkeitskategorien sind dabei hilfreich, um anhand von Verschriftlichungen in Online-Foren die Konstruktion sichtbarer und als solche erkennbare, interkulturelle Diskurspraktiken nachzuzeichnen. URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs0901493, This paper works through the methodological issues involved in treating "culture" and "interculturality" as interactionally demonstrable and observable phenomena in written online asynchronous discourse. In particular, the paper explores the ways that conversation analysis (CA) and its focus on sequentiality and membership categorization analysis might aid the analysis of culture as a textural interactional achievement. The paper argues that, while there are some clear differences between sequential talk and written asynchronous discourse, there are still interesting ways in which CA's analytic foci may be worked through in relation to online discourse. Both the concern with sequentiality and with membership categories may well help us to see how the construction of visible and recognizable intercultural discourse practices are accomplished through written modes in online forums. URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs0901493

Published
2008

37. Intercultural Communication Online: Conversation Analysis and the Investigation of Asynchronous Written Discourse

Author

Gibson, Will

Subjects
conversation analysis, membership categorization analysis, interaktive Medien, ddc:070, Sociology & anthropology, Interactive, electronic Media, Kommunikationssoziologie, Sprachsoziologie, Soziolinguistik, basic research, sequentiality, interculturality, análisis de conversación, secuencialidad, análisis de categorización de membresía, interculturalidad, Konversationsanalyse, Sequenzialität, Analyse von Zugehörigkeitskategorien, Interkulturalität, lcsh:Social sciences (General), interaktive, elektronische Medien, News media, journalism, publishing, Online-Medien, Sociology of Communication, Sociology of Language, Sociolinguistics, communication, Gesprächsanalyse, Kommunikation, online media, interactive media, Soziologie, Anthropologie, interkulturelle Kommunikation, intercultural communication, lcsh:H1-99, Publizistische Medien, Journalismus,Verlagswesen, ddc:301, Grundlagenforschung
Abstract

This paper works through the methodological issues involved in treating "culture" and "interculturality" as interactionally demonstrable and observable phenomena in written online asynchronous discourse. In particular, the paper explores the ways that conversation analysis (CA) and its focus on sequentiality and membership categorization analysis might aid the analysis of culture as a textural interactional achievement. The paper argues that, while there are some clear differences between sequential talk and written asynchronous discourse, there are still interesting ways in which CA's analytic foci may be worked through in relation to online discourse. Both the concern with sequentiality and with membership categories may well help us to see how the construction of visible and recognizable intercultural discourse practices are accomplished through written modes in online forums. URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs0901493, Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research, Vol 10, No 1 (2009): Qualitative Research on Intercultural Communication

Published
2008
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38. Intercultural Communication Online: Conversation Analysis and the Investigation of Asynchronous Written Discourse

Author

Gibson, Will and Gibson, Will

Abstract

Este artículo aborda los temas metodológicos involucrados al tratar la "cultura" y la "interculturalidad" como fenómenos interactivamente observables y demostrables en el discurso escrito asincrónico. En particular, explora las formas en que el análisis de conversación (AC) y su foco en la secuencialidad y el análisis de categorización de membresía pueden ayudar al análisis de la cultura como una realización interactiva textual. Se argumenta que, aunque hay algunas claras diferencias entre el habla secuencial y el discurso escrito asincrónico, hay todavía formas interesantes en las que los focos analíticos del AC pueden aplicarse al discurso en línea. Tanto la preocupación en torno a la secuencialidad y al análisis de categorización de membresía pueden ayudarnos bien a mirar como la construcción de prácticas de discurso intercultural visibles y reconocibles se realizan a través de modos escritos en los foros en línea., Der vorliegende Artikel arbeitet methodologische Probleme heraus, die entstehen, wenn bei der Analyse von schriftlichen, asynchronen Online-Diskussionen "Kultur" und "Interkulturalität" als interaktiv darstellbare und beobachtbare Phänomene behandelt werden. Insbesondere wird untersucht, wie die Konversationsanalyse mit ihrem Fokus auf Sequenzialität und das Konzept der Zugehörigkeitskategorisierungen die Analyse von Kultur als verschriftlichte, interaktive Leistung unterstützen könnte. Im Beitrag wird dargelegt, dass trotz der offensichtlichen Unterschiede zwischen sequenziellen mündlichen Gesprächen und verschriftlichten Online-Diskussionen durch die Konversationsanalyse interessante Methoden bereitgestellt werden, um Online-Diskussionen zu analysieren. Die beiden Aspekte der Sequenzialität und der Zugehörigkeitskategorien sind dabei hilfreich, um anhand von Verschriftlichungen in Online-Foren die Konstruktion sichtbarer und als solche erkennbare, interkulturelle Diskurspraktiken nachzuzeichnen., This paper works through the methodological issues involved in treating "culture" and "interculturality" as interactionally demonstrable and observable phenomena in written online asynchronous discourse. In particular, the paper explores the ways that conversation analysis (CA) and its focus on sequentiality and membership categorization analysis might aid the analysis of culture as a textural interactional achievement. The paper argues that, while there are some clear differences between sequential talk and written asynchronous discourse, there are still interesting ways in which CA's analytic foci may be worked through in relation to online discourse. Both the concern with sequentiality and with membership categories may well help us to see how the construction of visible and recognizable intercultural discourse practices are accomplished through written modes in online forums.

Published
2010

40. Something to sneeze at?

Author

Gibson, Will

Subjects
Ginseng -- Endorsements, Pharmaceutical industry -- Marketing, Pharmaceutical industry -- Contracts, Company marketing practices, Contract agreement, Business, Business, regional, Economics
Abstract

Don Cherry, a commentator, decided to take Cold-fX, an extract of Canadian-grown ginseng that acts as an immune booster to ward off flu and cold. CV Technologies Inc., the Edmonton-based makers of Cold-fX, decided to capitalize on Cherry's positive experience by hiring him to endorse their signature product that created national media buzz.

Published
2004

45. Tangled up in blue

Author

Gibson, Will

Subjects
Vancouver, British Columbia -- Economic aspects, Motion picture industry -- Company sales and earnings, Erotic films -- Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Business, Business, regional, Economics
Abstract

A lot of filmmakers in Vancouver have made porn films for M Squared Productions by diverging Vancouver's favorable exchange rate, abundance of technical talent and laissez-faire sexual mores. M Squared Productions is one of the most successful porn producers in Vancouver, and expects that the company's adult films would generate more than $500,000 in sales to Internet sites in North America and Europe in the year 2004.

Published
2004

46. A real mug's game: hockey plight in Canada? (Commentary)

Author

Gibson, Will

Subjects
Sports franchises -- Endorsements -- Economic aspects, Company business management, Business, Economics, Business, regional, National Hockey League -- Management -- Endorsements -- Economic aspects, Edmonton Oilers -- Management -- Endorsements
Abstract

It's been 13 years since Lord Stanley's Cup wended its way down Jasper Avenue, but Edmonton Oilers fans haven't grown impatient waiting for a sixth championship banner. The Oilers were [...]

Published
2003

47. Intercultural Communication Online: Conversation Analysis and the Investigation of Asynchronous Written Discourse.

Author

Gibson, Will

Subjects
ASYNCHRONOUS transfer mode, BROADBAND communication systems, CROSS-cultural communication, CONVERSATION analysis, METHODOLOGY, CULTURE, CONVERSATION, MEMBERSHIP, DISCOURSE
Abstract

This paper works through the methodological issues involved in treating "culture" and "interculturality" as interactionally demonstrable and observable phenomena in written online asynchronous discourse. In particular, the paper explores the ways that conversation analysis (CA) and its focus on sequentiality and membership categorization analysis might aid the analysis of culture as a textural interactional achievement. The paper argues that, while there are some clear differences between sequential talk and written asynchronous discourse, there are still interesting ways in which CA's analytic foci may be worked through in relation to online discourse. Both the concern with sequentiality and with membership categories may well help us to see how the construction of visible and recognizable intercultural discourse practices are accomplished through written modes in online forums. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2009

48. This is gonna hurt: soaring workers' compensation costs are really a tax on business growth. (Commentary)

Author

Gibson, Will

Subjects
BioPak Ltd. -- Taxation -- Compensation and benefits, Corporate growth -- Taxation, Workers' compensation -- Prices and rates -- Taxation, Pharmaceutical industry -- Taxation -- Compensation and benefits, Company pricing policy, Industry growth, Business, Economics, Business, regional
Abstract

BioPak Ltd. is the sort of company invariably mentioned in Premier Ralph Klein's homilies about the 'Alberta advantage.' A small but growing contract manufacturer that produces and packages pills and [...]

Published
2002

49. Damn the revolution: Is 'Ralph the Knife' losing his edge? (Commentary)

Author

Gibson, Will

Subjects
Alberta -- Political aspects, State budgets -- Finance -- Political aspects, Budget -- Political aspects, Company financing, Business, Economics, Business, regional
Abstract

A budget with a surplus of $724 million would thrill most governments, particularly amid the post-9/11 economic malaise that has gripped most of North America. Not so, however, in Alberta, [...]

Published
2002

50. A Wife's Tale.

Author

Gibson, Will

Subjects
WIVES
Published
1937

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