Stories can reveal otherwise hidden truths. Read about ways that storytelling can enhance research.
Categories: Creative Methods, Design, Focus Series, Multimodal, Qualitative, Uncategorised
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Imagining Forward: Visual Storytelling to Make Research Accessible for Practice
Learn about using qualitative data visualization in visual storytelling.
Categories: Creative Methods, Design, Focus Series, MentorSpace, Multimodal, Qualitative, Research Skills, Uncategorised, Visuals
Continue ReadingTHE BEST LAID PLANS… Qualitative Research Design During COVID-19
Research plans up in the air thanks to COVID-19? Keep going with ideas from Sharon Ravitch!
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Continue ReadingTheory and Research Design
Thinking about theory and research design? See this collection of open access articles!
Categories: Design, Focus Series, Theory, Uncategorised
Continue ReadingResearch Design in Qualitative Research
Throughout March we will explore research design, with a focus on theory and conceptual frameworks. Find the unfolding series here. This post is from this month’s Mentor in Residence, Sharon Ravitch. Qualitative research design is, most basically, the way that you, as a researcher, articulate, plan for, and set up the doing of your study. Research […]
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Continue ReadingMarch Focus: Theory & Research Design
Welcome to a new focus on Theory and Research Design and our March Mentor-in-Residence Sharon Ravitch!
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Continue ReadingBeyond Community Engagement: Centering Research through Indigenous Epistemologies and Peoplehood
As part of our February focus on Indigenous and Intercultural Research, we are offering a series of articles from SAGE Journals. In this post, we feature the journal AlterNative.
Categories: Design, Ethics, Focus Series, Indigenous Methods, Uncategorised
Continue ReadingIs Novelty in Science a Distracting Obsession?
In a survey of over 1,500 scientists, more than 70 percent of them reported having been unable to reproduce other scientists’ findings at least once. Roughly half of the surveyed scientists ran into problems trying to reproduce their own results. No wonder people are talking about a “reproducibility crisis” in scientific research…
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Continue ReadingMetaphors for Thinking about Qualitative Researchers’ Roles
How do researchers’ roles vary in different kinds of qualitative studies?
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Continue ReadingWho are the “Scholar-Practitioners”?
Learn about scholar-practitioners and working adults who are entering doctoral programs.
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