Looking back, just like looking forward, involves judgements too.
Many of the dialogues in EDCMOOC were themselves critical, in many senses of the word, involving judgements not only about digital cultures but also about the structure of the course, its delivery and its teachers.
Maslin believes the most important survey measures will involve judgements about Walker.
Second, once in the review, the synthesis itself crucially involved judgements and interpretations of credibility and contribution, as we discuss later.
By looking at instances of decision-making close up, we have illuminated how health care rationing policy and practices, as interpretive acts, inevitably involve judgements of moral worth and deservingness, and can never be simply evidence-based endeavours.
Inevitably, this involves a judgement opinion from the reviewing radiologist.
"Tackling climate change involves scientific judgement, political decisions, entrepreneurial support, but at last, it still relies on involvement of the general public to change the consumption behavior in China.
This involves a judgement about how to frame scientific reports and how to communicate most effectively.
"We are journalists, not historians, and it is sometimes difficult to make a call when events are unfolding all the time and deadlines are continuous". He continued: "You have to make decisions in an imperfect world and against the clock when you haven't got all the information or evidence, and sometimes that involves fine judgement as to whether we're confident enough to go or to delay.
