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A group for discussion on qualitative research

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Christopher Wright

How to satisfy journal reviewers re the 'rigour' of qualitative data analysis? 15 Replies

Started by Christopher Wright. Last reply by GIUSEPPINA Mar 2.

Santosh Mishra

Generalizability in qualitative research 13 Replies

Started by Santosh Mishra. Last reply by GIUSEPPINA Feb 25.

Phillippa

Phenomenology? 7 Replies

Started by Phillippa. Last reply by Julia Thornton Feb 24.

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GIUSEPPINA Comment by GIUSEPPINA 23 hours ago
Dear Syed hassan syed mansor,
Welcome for you and for all members of qualitative research
Good lack
Giuseppina
syed hassan syed mansor Comment by syed hassan syed mansor 1 day ago
ur welcome for all ours members
GIUSEPPINA Comment by GIUSEPPINA on March 16, 2010 at 10:34pm
Hi Abolfazl,
as concerning the group of search "Zharfa Kavan Sabz" is good. The aim of the work is good.
Good lack and good work
Giuseppina
Abolfazl Hajizadegan Comment by Abolfazl Hajizadegan on March 16, 2010 at 7:59am
"Zharfa Kavan Sabz" Research group is a corporation who recently has been founded to do the study and research project in Iran or elsewhere. This corporation consists of some young experts in so many different fields of study from literature to the sociology and from mathematics and statistics to physics. All the experts of ZHARFA are high-grade postgraduates from well-known universities of Iran.
Zharfa Kavan Sabz is registered under the number 370231 in Iranian Organization for Registration of Industrial and Non Commercial Corporations and acts under the Laws of Islamic Republic of Iran. The main office of ZHARFA is in Tehran. It enjoys the profession of more than 20 researches who all are equipped with all researches and studies requirements.
Zharfa Kavan Sabz teams work in three departments, i.e. Research Department (RD), Studies Department (SD), and Translation Department (TD), each under the management of the best researcher, best study expert, and best translator in the fields. The scope of the work of RD is theoretical and library based researches; the scope of the work of SD is survey studies and statistical analysis; and the scope of the work of TD is translation from Persian to other languages and vice versa. Of course theses scope will overlap each other in any project and all these departments will act as complementary to each other to deliver the best qualified and accurate research projects.
Zharfa Kavan Sabz welcomes all the research projects and will willingly do its bests to deliver any sort of such projects. The contact details of Managing Director of the Corporation are as follow:
Tel: +98 21 66 73 71 02
Mob: +98 912 40 10 381
Email: a_hajizadegan@yahoo.com
GIUSEPPINA Comment by GIUSEPPINA on February 16, 2010 at 11:32pm
Dear Tommynoad,
as concerning the session to be recorded, I don't know. You can ask this to Janet.
Best regards
Giuseppina
Tommynomad Comment by Tommynomad on February 14, 2010 at 10:01pm
It sounds pretty interesting, Janet. Sadly I'll either be at a symposium on recasting sexualities (if you meant 6 pm) or asleep (if you menat 6 am--it'll be 3am here in Auckland). Will your session be recorded anywhere?
Janet Salmons Comment by Janet Salmons on February 14, 2010 at 8:56pm
Please join me for a discussion of my book Online Interviews in Real Time, with a focus on qualitative research interviews in Second Life. Key decisions and ethical issues will be central topics. February 18th at 6 SLT (SLT=PST) In the Readers’ Garden http://tinyurl.com/yl886ch.
Debbie Comment by Debbie on February 3, 2010 at 4:23am
Thanks everyone for the info on books covering qualitative methodology, definitely helps a lot! I'll keep you posted on what becomes of the thesis.

Debbie
GIUSEPPINA Comment by GIUSEPPINA on February 2, 2010 at 11:48pm
Dear Pat,
I think that your ideas are good. You can follow them.
Good lack
Giuseppina
Pat Bazeley Comment by Pat Bazeley on February 1, 2010 at 10:36pm
I really like Maxwell's neat little book: Qualitative Research Design (Sage 2005) - very practical, easy to read, full of good ideas, etc.
Re writing a chapter - there's not much guidance around (I'm working on it!). Generally, stat broad then focus down, and be specific about what you actually did. Here's a few ideas to get you started:
What are the questions for the study? (unless you’ve just outlined these at the end of the previous chapter)
How are these operationalised within the study? (i.e. -subquestions etc if appropriate)
What is the perspective you are coming from? (epistemology etc) How did you approach the study?
What was the overall design for the study?
What data did you make?
From what sample? (incl relationship with participants)
How did you make it?
What did you do with it once you had it (analysis)?
Ethical issues?
Reflections on the process (incl Limitations)
Pat
 

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