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Dear Colleagues,
A Workshop Series of Qualitative Research Masterclasses are being
offered at the University of Dundee, Scotland (throughout the week
beginning 18th May, 2009), facilitated by Prof Rosaline Barbour (author
of Introducing Qualitative Research: A Student Guide to the Craft of
Doing Qualitative Research, Sage, 2008 and Doing Focus Groups, Sage,
2008). These workshops are open to novice and more experienced
researchers, PhD students,
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practitioners interested in developing qualitative research skills.
Please contact Kristi Herd on [log in to unmask] for further details
and booking forms. Please pass on to any interested colleagues -
apologies for any cross-posting.
18th & 19th May
2 day Intensive Focus Group Workshop (N.B. participants are required to
register for both days)
Fee £255 (includes a copy of Doing Focus Groups); reduced fee for
unfunded students £155 (Limited student places) Also includes resource
packs, teas/coffees and lunch.
Day 1: Designing Focus Group Studies and Generating Data Using Focus
Groups
Day 2: Analyzing and Presenting Focus Group Research
Participants will have the opportunity to carry out group exercises on
sampling, generating data, developing a provisional coding frame, coding
transcripts (from a cumulative dataset) and refining a coding frame.
The virtual topic will be fathers’ attendance at deliveries.
20th May
1 day Identifying and Interrogating Patterning in Qualitative Data
Analysis
Fee £145 (includes a copy of Introducing Qualitative Research); reduced
fee for unfunded students £95 (limited student places) Also includes
resource packs, teas/coffees and lunch.
Participants will have access to a condensed dataset derived from an
interview study of couples’ experiences of sub-fertility. Small group
work will provide an opportunity to develop and refine a coding frame
and to carry out a ‘frames and grids’ exercise to identify and
interrogate patterning, drawing on pre-coded data excerpts.
21st May
1 day Using Theory in Qualitative Data Analysis
Fee £145 (includes a copy of Introducing Qualitative Research); reduced
fee for unfunded students £95 (limited student places) Also includes
resource packs, teas/coffees and lunch.
Participants will interrogate a selection of pre-coded data excerpts
from an interview study of couples’ experiences of sub-fertility (the
same study as 20th May workshop, but using a wider selection of data
excerpts). They will gain experience in applying the ‘constant
comparative method’ in using data to interrogate and refine the
theoretical framework of biographical disruption, drawing on a number of
published papers which utilize and critique this framework.
22nd May
1 day Writing-Up Qualitative Research
Fee £145 (includes a copy of Introducing Qualitative Research); reduced
fee for unfunded students £95 (limited student places) Also includes
resource packs, teas/coffees and lunch.
Participants will obtain hints on presenting qualitative findings and
writing for publication. They will have the opportunity to critique a
‘paper in progress’ and to review published papers. Advice will
also be provided on developing a publication plan and examples of
published work originating from a variety of studies will be available
for consultation. Participants can also contact the facilitator prior
to the workshop with queries about individual publication plans.
Reduced fees for attendance at more than one workshop - £255(£155 for
students) for 2 X 1-day workshops; £395 (£235 for students) for 3 X
1-day workshops; (or for the Focus Group Workshop plus 1 X 1-day
workshop); £515 (£310 for students) for the Focus Group Workshop plus 2
X 1-day workshops or £645 (£385 for students) for all 5 days.
Confirmation of unfunded student status required.
Prof Rosaline S. Barbour PhD
Chair of Health & Social Care
School of Nursing & Midwifery
University of Dundee
11 Airlie Place
Dundee DD1 4HJ
Tel : 00 44 (0)1382 388557
Fax: 00 44 (0)1382 388533
E-mail: [log in to unmask]
The University of Dundee is a registered Scottish charity, No: SC015096
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