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ABOUT THE COURSE SITE
ABOUT THE COURSE SITE
This course pack offers an in-depth discussion of the qualitative methods of research. We have designed this website to be as concise, readable, and easily digestible as possible, with the needs and interests of our fellow learners in mind.
Treat this course package like your personal textbook.
STUDY GUIDE
STUDY GUIDE
By the end of this module, you should be able to:
By the end of this module, you should be able to:
Define qualitative research and describe when it is appropriate to conduct a qualitative study.
Describe the types of questions, evidence, and analysis that is appropriate for qualitative research.
Compare and contrast the five traditions of inquiry that inform qualitative research.
Compare and contrast different approaches to validity in qualitative research.
NAVIGATION
NAVIGATION
Use the menu on the left to view the lessons for this module and to navigate this site. Some of the links in the menu are nested inside other links; click the triangular icon to expand the lessons and reveal nested links. The search bar at the top of the site can also help you locate content.
There are four main sections:
Designing a qualitative study
The five qualitative traditions of inquiry
Philosophical and theoretical frameworks of qualitative research
Determining validity in qualitative inquiry
If you wish to delve deeper into the topics, the main resources used for the preparation of this module can be located in the appendix for your reference.
FEEDBACK
FEEDBACK
When you have completed all of the lessons, we will appreciate it if you can take some time to give us constructive feedback through the discussion forum provided on the course site. We hope to make learning fun and accessible for everyone!
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