u/PutPineappleOnPizza

Hey Leute,

ich hab vor kurzem den Theorieteil meiner Masterarbeit fertiggestellt und bin damit so semi zufrieden. Es geht um (sprachliche) Anforderungen und Unterstützungsstrukturen (im Sinne von Scaffolds) in Deutsch-Lehrwerken. Jetzt stehe ich vor dem Methodik- und Analyseteil und da meine Dozentin Kuckartz feiert, will ich am liebsten auch nach Kuckartz vorgehen.

Ich habe vor mir ein Lehrwerk anzuschauen und den Anfang zu finden fällt mir gerade etwas schwer. Ich habe mir schon mal gedacht, dass ich Anforderungen und Unterstützungsstrukturen kategoriesch Trenne (Hauptkategorie A und B mäßig) und mir dann noch ggf. Vernetzungen an sich anschaue.

Da ich mir Sprache und semiotische Systeme und deren Zusammenhänge anschaue (also alles von Text bis Bild, Grafik, Pfeil und Piktogramm usw.), ist das Ganze etwas herausfordernd. Wie genau ich das kodieren werde weiß ich noch nicht, hatte mir aber gedacht, dass ich Texte für sich, andere semiotischen Systeme und schlussendlich deren Zusammenhänge betrachte (wenn das überhaupt machbar ist). Da alles an Anforderungen und Unterstützungen gekoppelt ist, will ich mir auch anschauen, ob das Lehrbuch sinnvoll sequenziert ist und "langsam und einfach" anfängt und nach und nach der Übergang zu anspruchsvolleren Inhalten, inklusive Hilfestellungen, erfolgt. Das gilt sowohl die sprachliche Minfestation der Aufgaben, als auch für deren Darstellung und Vernetzung mit anderen semiotischen Systemen. Damit fahre ich im Prinzip dreiglesig: sprachliche Anforderungen, multisemiotische Anforderungen und irgendwo sind die Anforderungen auch inhaltlicher Natur, da im Rahmen von Deutsch Sprache selbst zum Gegenstand wird.

Das Thema qualitative Analyse wurde an meiner Uni zwar rauf und runter besprochen, aber nur recht allgemein (und lediglich auf Interviews bezogen), sodass ich mal hier nachfragen wollte, ob es da spezifisch für mein Vorhaben etwas zu beachten gibt, oder ob jemand von euch schon mal was ähnliches gemacht hat und mir Rat geben könnte.

Hohe Ansprüche an mich selbst hab ich btw nicht wirklich - es muss keine 1 werden und auch nicht unbedingt ne 2. Am wichtigsten ist, dass die Kategorien und das Kodiersystem stehen, damit ich ganz pragmatisch und logisch abarbeiten kann.

Danke!

Edit: ich hab hier einige Begriffe durcheinander gebracht, lasse das aber mal so stehen. In Kuckartz Leitfaden lese ich mich rein und MaxQDA scheint auch recht flexibel nutzbar zu sein, wenn ich das richtig sehe. Schon mal ein Fortschritt!

Since my first post got quite a few views I wanted to post an important update on how I adressed several issues of the aftermarket shell, buttons and so on:

1. As you can see I've swapped to the stock D-Pad. I had some issues with the D-Pad registering presses, cleaned the motherboard contacts with 99% IPA and all, but still had no success with that. The stock D-Pad works a touch better, but what really did the trick was using 3 layers of electrical tape below the D-Pad, at the end of each section. I've also used a hole punch to layer 3 small electrical tape circles in the center of the motherboard where the D-Pad contacts are. The D-Pad is now nearly tacticle feeling and all issues are gone. Diagonals work perfectly in my case.
2. The bottom screen had alignment issues. By stacking a bit of electrical tape in one corner I could fix the issue.
3. The bottom screen, despite being an original one, had some wiggleroom when using the touchscreen and creaked a lot when using pressure. I fixed that by layering electrical tape (do you notice a pattern here?) on the backside of the screen where it wobbles most. Now it's securely positioned.
4. The L-button needed a bit of cutting and sanding on a spot to make it work properly as shown in this gude.
5. I hate some issues with overal fitting despite routing all cables corretly. That was the case for both the top and bottom shell. For the top shell I used a dremel on the inside of the outer top shell, the screws hold it all together (be careful here). The bottom shell still isn't entirely fluch if you look at the bottom screen but I'm not sure this can be fixed since there are no hooks or other support structures to hold that part in place. I also had to use longer than recommended screws to stop the inner bottom shell from wobbling and creaking.

Those were all the issues I've encountered. Now I'm sure your experience might be different, but it can also turn into days of troubleshooting like in my case. My first post got some attention so I want to make sure that you definitely know what you're getting into if it inspired you to attempt this. These shells are relatively high quality, but they're not without issues.

All of these things could be a skill-issue on my part, but just beware that this might be a pain to do. If you manage to do it right it's definitely worth the trouble, especially if your system is beat up, but otherwise? I'm not sure.

Anyways, have a great day whoever is reading through all of this and good luck if you attempt this madness. I for my part will leave my 3DS consoles in their original shells if extremerate ever releases some for the N3DSXL.

Hey people,

just wondering why the firmware and SD-files update I've used (this one) made the cards icon look like this. I'd love if it looked more official (LNH Team and whatnot as an icon), but I don't really know what to search for and how to achieve this.

Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks!

Hey people,

just wondering what the washer part for the hinge is called. It fell out of my n3ds xl a few weeks ago and since then my console keeps wobbling a little more to the sides.

Is there a part I can order that can be put in there to stabilize the hinge a little bit, preferably without opening everything up?

Thanks for any help!

Edit: apparently there is no such part but if anyone knows of sort of a plastic ring that would fit in there I'd be curious to know!

Hey people,

I've already asked this on a console repair Discord, where nobody knew what this could be and wanted to ask on here in case anybody knows what this is.

I recently purchased a pretty good condition N3DSXL from a friend. He got it as a refurbished unit years ago, when 3DS consoles were still sold everywhere for a good price.

Everything works flawlessly but I've noticed that both speaker just constantly hiss. It's only audible if I hold the console next to my ear. Everything sounds normal otherwise, no crackling, popping or distortion - I've tested this against two other consoles (Another N3DSXL and a N2DSXL, both are completely silent) and all consoles behave the same when turning on and off soundwise.

Now this is not really a bothersome issue, but I still wonder what this could be, since both speakers are affected. The sound is too quiet to be recorded sadly, but it sounds similiar to this example on YT, despite the video demonstrating something else.

I'd appreciate any help if anyone knows what this is and if this could be fixed by simply soldering on new speakers. Anything that required me to replace the speaker ribbon-cable is probably too much of a pain to be worth the effort for me.

Thanks!

Edit: I've checked the N3DSXL of my gf and it has the same phenomenon. My guess it's just the speaker lottery/the amp driving them - probably nothing to worry about and not bothersome during gameplay at all.

Hey people,

just wondering if this can be fixed somehow. I have bought two purple minis (one for my gf, one for me) and both have this exact same spot where the display's light shines through.

I know this is only a minor issue, probably something from the molding process, but I wonder if it can be fixed somehow.

Thanks for any help!