News & Networking

Communities

The Research Consortium currently has two opportunities for individuals to participate in online communities; our Facebook fan page and our Resources for Becoming a (Better) Researcher wiki. If you choose to participate in both, you can connect the wiki with your Facebook page through the "F Connect" tab in the upper right hand corner of the main wiki Web page.

Facebook

Become a fan of the Research Consortium Facebook page! Through this page, we provide fans with news items that relate to the Consortium as well as to physical activity and health research in general, and will also announce new programs, events and newly released information.

If you have a Facebook account, click here to become a fan.

If you don't already have a Facebook account, you must first register your own Facebook profile at http://www.facebook.com. Upon successfully registering, please perform the following steps to become a fan.

1. From the home screen, find the search box in the top right corner
2. In the search box, enter the terms "AAHPERD Research Consortium"
3. Find the page with the Research Consortium logo
4. Once on the fan page, click the link to the right of the logo that says "Become a Fan"

Upon completing those steps, you will be ready to start receiving the most up to date information about the Consortium and chat with others about topics relating to physical activity and health research.

Resources for Becoming a (Better) Researcher Wiki

A wiki is a collaborative Web site. Content can be added and edited by anyone with permission to the site. The Research Consortium has developed this wiki with open access to anyone who wishes to participate. It is intended for use by physical activity and health researchers, to share information about topics such as: becoming a researcher, the research process, tools and measures, research training and data sources and research reports. To view the wiki and/or contribute to it, go to: http://rcresource.wetpaint.com/.

DISCLAIMER: Note that this is an external Web site to the AAHPERD Web site. Although the AAHPERD Research Consortium has initiated the wiki and will be monitoring it, it is an open source, collaborate Web site and therefore AAHPERD/Research Consortium does not control all of the information posted there. Also, as part of the open source software system, advertisements are included on the site. AAHPERD/Research Consortium does not manage or endorse those advertisements.

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