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Coding Definitions
Plain-language definitions of the coded discussion topics, written for people who have never seen the codebook. Each definition names what the code covers and shows the topics behind it.
What “Critical Knowledge” means — the coded topic most often in second place
Critical Knowledge = the substance the project had to work out, decide or produce before anything could be shared.
The content, the evidence and the written record everything else draws on — it builds quietly alongside the work rather than leading it.
The content (55)
What the live virtual workshops and the Annual Summit actually cover — EPSCoR Live topics, summit speakers and PI Conference material.
The evidence (14)
Data-mining workbook updates, coded meeting notes, the Year 1 interim report and the Year 2 analysis plan.
The written record (14)
The Quarterly Digest, the EPSCoR Hub Website, the Summit Archive and the launch blog post.
Coded on 85 topics — as the secondary code on 74 of them, and the primary on 11. It most often appears on topics whose general code is Development (26), Planning (23) or Implementation (22).