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40: Qualitative
Research Issues and Methods: An Introduction for Educational Technologists
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40.7 LEARNING MORE ABOUT DOING QUALITATIVE RESEARCHThe preceding discussion of evaluating qualitative research, rather than
being a conclusion, is a fitting beginning point for you, the researcher,
to go onward and conduct your studies. It is hoped that this chapter has
served as an introduction, pointing you toward more useful resources and
references.
Additional references appear in Robinson and Driscoll's (1993) handout
for their AECT workshop on qualitative methods. The researcher is also wise to keep up with new publications in methodology, including new editions of these books and others. Several journals specialize in publishing qualitative research, including the International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, Journal of Contemporary Ethnography, Journal of Visual Literacy, and the research section of Educational Technology. In addition, researchers may wish to join the qualitative research bulletin board, which can be reached via Judith Preissle at the University of Georgia. We wish you well in your explorations! |
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