Soon, a short report written by me will be published. After publication, I would like to present it somewhere to invite experts in the field to have a look and add information. Preferably, this platform should be online, free to access, but still with kind of a "honorable" reputation. Do you have any suggestions?
Hi Katrin,
Is this a trick question? It seems the obvious answer would be to post it here on RG as one of your "Contributions". Then ask a question about your report to start a discussion. After a few comments by the "brains" hanging around RG, you will wonder whether your report is actually based upon empirical evidence that you have observed or is just a result of your inability to have viewed the critical issues raised by your research question from the various possible perspectives. This is what happened to me when I posted my doctoral dissertation on RG and "learned minds" started coming out of the woodwork with perspectives I had never thought of -- many of which I am still too dense to grasp.
Gwen
:) I get your point. But the publication will not be entirely "researchy," instead it is supposed to provide info for youth workers on international level, as well as people interested in the topic. So it is also, and supposed to be, an easy read. Thus, I think RG might not be the appropriate context/platform...
Hi Katrin - you could post it here - and then use a platform such as Google Docs - which allows editing (if that is what you prefer). Your problem of course will be - how do you alert people to the publication. I guess you will need to do a search of forums in relation to youth workers and then provide the link to the document on the forum. Good luck. Kevin.
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