Web resources and useful links

[Aliya]

Hi, I’m compiling a list of useful web resources to share on SRMO when it launches in the Fall. What resources do you use?

 

Let us know here or at this Methodspace discussion http://bit.ly/9LpJuG 

 

So far some of the suggestions we’ve had include:

OpenStat (http://statpages.org/miller/openstat/)
PSPP (http://ow.ly/1JtYk)
SOFA (http://www.sofastatistics.com/home.php)
TANAGRA (http://chirouble.univ-lyon2.fr/~ricco/tanagra/en/tanagra.html)

 

Thanks!

 

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[David Harris]

Hi Aliya,
I am assembling links on a research methods database on my own website — http://www.arasite.org/RMdatabase/RMintro.html Colleagues are welcome to browse and if they have any suggestions, I would be grateful.
Dave

[Aliya]

Hi Dave, your database is really helpful, thanks!
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[Hazel Burke]

Hi Aliya
This is more what we produce rather than what we use: resources from Realities (part of the ESRC’s National Centre for Research Methods) include our range of toolkits and working papers. Topics include: transcribing qualitative data, ways of writing with and analysing qualitative data, using music elicitation, using participatory maps, anonymising data, participant-produced video, getting informed consent for visual data, ethics and research teams. We also have recordings of presentations from our events. It’s all freely available on our website for people to use in their research and teaching.
Hazel

[Aliya]

Thanks Hazel, these toolkits look brilliant
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