QLR 014: Conducting Qualitative Research in Online Settings
Course Designer
Research Methodologist, Colorado, USA
Research Methodologist, Colorado, USA
Dr. Janet Salmons is an independent scholar and methodologist. She edits the Substack newsletter, “When the Field is Online” and has written twelve books about online education and research. Doing Qualitative Research Online (2022) is her most recent book; When the Field is Online: A Guide for Qualitative Researchers in a Connected World is forthcoming. She is a fellow of the Center for Advanced Internet Studies in Bochum, Germany. She served as a professor and dissertation supervisor in an online university from 1999 to 2017, and as Research Community Manager for Sage Methodspace from 2017 to 2024.
What's included?
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8 Lessons
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8 Presentations
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8 Quizzes
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1 Final Reflection
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1 Certificate
Learning Outcomes
- Differentiate characteristics of online and on-ground qualitative studies.
- Analyze ways to align the purpose of the study with appropriate data collection methods.
- Explain ethical implications for studies conducted with human participants or secondary sources found online.
- Compare and contrast synchronous and asynchronous interactions with participants in online settings.
- Describe options for collecting secondary data online.
Certificates
- Certificate of Completion
- Recertification for other Specialized Certificates
Course Lessons
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