If your library has a subscription to SAGE Research Methods, you can find instructional resources for your online classes.
Categories: Instruction, Online Learning, Research Roles, Research Skills, Supervising and Teaching Research Skills and Roles, Teaching
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Teaching online? Use these free resources for online research activities that will engage your students.
Categories: Instruction, Multimodal, Online Learning, Qualitative, Research Skills, Supervising and Teaching Research Skills and Roles, Teaching
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New faculty resources help you connect research students to relevant digital materials.
Categories: Instruction, Online Learning, Other, Professional Development and Continuing Education, Qualitative, Supervising and Teaching Research Skills and Roles, Teaching
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Learn about the “School of Thought”!
Categories: Instruction, Other, Research Roles, Research Skills, Teaching
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Making the shift to online learning? Practical tips from Dr. Linda Bloomberg.
Categories: Online Learning, Research Skills, Teaching, Tools and Resources
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This interview with Dr. Linda Bloomberg kicks off a month-long focus on Teaching and Learning Research.
Categories: Careers, Instruction, Online Learning, Other, Professional Development and Continuing Education, Research Design, Research Ethics, Research Roles, Research Skills, Supervising and Teaching Research Skills and Roles, Teaching
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Our focus for June and July was on research and academic career issues. Find the whole collection of posts here!
Categories: Careers, Cross-Cut and Collections, Dissemination, Other, Presentation, Visuals, and Creativity, Writing and Editing
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How are the rhythms of academic life changing, and what does arrhythmia mean in the context of our careers?
Categories: Careers, Other, Research Roles, Research Skills, Supervising and Teaching Research Skills and Roles
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Sociologist Kathy Charmaz, whose experience as an occupational therapist led her to develop a new take on the qualitative research methodology known as grounded theory, died of cancer on July 27. A professor emerita at Northern California’s Sonoma State University, she was 80. Grounded theory as a discrete methodology dates from the mid-1960s, when sociologists Barney G. […]
Categories: Dissemination, Qualitative
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many universities around the world are having to switch to online teaching and remote learning at scale and at speed. To support faculty in this big and disruptive change, SAGE Campus is hosting a series of webinars on “Top Tips for Switching to Teaching Remotely.” The first webinar, which […]
Categories: Instruction, Online Learning, Teaching
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How do we become a trustworthy researcher? See this multidisciplinary collection of open-access articles.
Categories: Careers, Other, Research Ethics, Research Roles, Research Skills
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See this collection of resources to help you think about how to disseminate your research in informal or formal ways.
Categories: Dissemination, Focus Series, Other, Podcast, Publishing, Writing and Editing
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