"This generation of grad students are more insistent on being iterative in their work. This isn't just a software development methodology, but occurs in graduate student research behaviors.

"Allow users to write manuals, because they're the only ones who truly understand what they do." (Ex 1,

"How would I put someone in touch with these tools? At the moment, they're not well-documented, which is the purpose of surveys. Happens in the context of a project, and then disappears. One of key issues? How to keep these tools from being lost after the project dies? Video tools can last if it gets published formally, i.e.

"Make a "global pub", or go with a different model entirely?

"Collecting primary sources. This might involve interviewing people and discovering grammars; Discovering grammar is metaphor, I'm interogating dead people. (might be different methodology for back and forth with real human); At a museum you might encounter a primary source (but has already been collected); Are different methodologies different practices?