Quantitative Research
Ethnography, Authoethnography vs. Participatory Action Research, Action Research
Overview - Research Methods Notes
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Experiments
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Surveys/Questionnaires
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Structured Interviews and observations
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Reviews of records or documents for numeric information
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Field Research
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Participant observation
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Interview (structured, semi-structured, focus groups, in-depth inerviews)
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Historical comparative research (reviews of documents for types of themes)
Bansky's Art
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Example of quantitative research
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Location (geographically) of where his art is ​
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Use location to learn what pieces are removed and the number amount
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Numerical-based research with the way we look at his art
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How people in London feel about/look at Bansky's art
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Can see it in person, consider location and specific details when at the location​
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Documentation of the art
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Qualitative Research
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Interviews (structured and semi-structured), field research, participant observation​
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Inquiry
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Consider ethnography
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Look at each area individually or collectively, case studies
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Historical comparisons
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Interview Types
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Structured Interview - a series of questions that you already designed​
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Semi-structured Interview - some basic questions that you already designed, some questions will come up as the interview goes
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How to Design a Survey
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4 Things to Know
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Ask yourself why you want to send it​
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What do you want to ​find out from the survey? (Research Inquiry)
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What questions can be connected with your main purpose?
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What kind of question types can help you discover your inquiry then?
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Pinpoint your target demographic
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Who are your main subjects/participants?​
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Identify the number of respondents you need
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Why do numbers matter?​
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Pick the right moment to conduct a survey
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Survey Resources
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SurveyMonkey​
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Google Forms
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Typeform
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Who, what, where, when, and why