How do researchers’ roles vary in different kinds of qualitative studies?
Categories: Creative Methods, Data Collection, Design, MentorSpace, Mixed, Multimodal, Qualitative, Research, Research Skills, Roles, Uncategorised
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Understanding Inferential Statistics and Descriptive Statistics
Collecting, analyzing, and reporting with data can be daunting. The person that SAGE Publishing — the parent of MethodSpace — turns to when it has questions is Diana Aleman – editor extraordinaire for SAGE Stats and U.S. Political Stats. And now she is bringing her trials, tribulations, and expertise with data to you in this […]
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Continue Reading2019 Hits: The International Journal of Qualitative Methods
What was most read and cited from the
Categories: Journals, Mixed, Open Access, Qualitative, Uncategorised
Continue ReadingEvaluation Wrap-Up
This month we’ve been focusing on evaluation, with the help of Mentors-in-Residence Bernadette and Steve.
Here are all of their posts, so you can catch up on any you missed!
Categories: Evaluation, Focus Series, MentorSpace, Research, Teaching, Tools and Resources, Uncategorised, Visual Maps
Continue ReadingWe Need New Ways to Measure Impact
During October SAGE MethodSpace focused on evaluation and other types of applied research. This post, originally published on LSE Impact, discusses the challenges associated with evaluating research in complex, controversial fields.
Categories: Evaluation, Impact, Research, Social Issues, Tools and Resources
Continue ReadingUsing Statements and Testimonials to Corroborate Impact
For October, SAGE MethodSpace will focus on evaluation and other types of applied research. Posts in the series and relevant posts from the archives will be found using this link. This post, while discussed in the context of the UK’s 2014 Research Excellence Framework, is relevant to anyone looking for ways to use testimonials […]
Categories: Dissemination, Evaluation, Research Skills, Tools and Resources, Uncategorised
Continue ReadingNew Approach to Research Evaluation: Evaluative Inquiry
Academic evaluation regimes set up to quantify the quality of research, individual scholars, and institutions have been widely criticized for the detrimental effects they have on academic environments and on knowledge production itself. Max Fochler and Sarah de Rijcke recently called for a more exploratory, less standardized way of doing research evaluation, with the introduction of the concept of the evaluative inquiry.
Categories: Evaluation, Research, Research Skills, Tools and Resources
Continue ReadingEvaluation Q & A #4 with Wright & Wallis
Bernadette Wright and Steve Wallis, mentors-in-residence for SAGE MentorSpace this month, answer questions about collaborative mapping online.
Categories: Evaluation, Focus Series, MentorSpace, Supervising research, Teaching, Tools and Resources, Uncategorised
Continue ReadingHow to Determine the Value of Broadcasts on Impact
For October SAGE MethodSpace will focus on evaluation. This post, originally on LSE Impact, discusses ways to evaluate the success and reach of media broadcasts.
Categories: Dissemination, Evaluation, Social Issues, Uncategorised
Continue ReadingEvaluation Q & A #3 with Wright & Wallis
Get ready for collaborative mapping with these suggestions from mentors -in-residence Wright and Wallace!
Categories: Evaluation, MentorSpace, Research Skills, Supervising research, Teaching, Tools and Resources
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