Evaluating community based media initiatives: an
... projects. Using a participatory approach all stakeholders, including members of local user communities should be involved at every step, helping to ensure the relevance of projects and generating a degree of ownership and involvement that will help to ensure a project’s future. At least, this is ho ...
... projects. Using a participatory approach all stakeholders, including members of local user communities should be involved at every step, helping to ensure the relevance of projects and generating a degree of ownership and involvement that will help to ensure a project’s future. At least, this is ho ...
WHOSE SIDE ARE WE ON? Theory, Practice
... the symptoms of deeper social conflicts and malaise’ (Taylor 1999: 7). ...
... the symptoms of deeper social conflicts and malaise’ (Taylor 1999: 7). ...
April 2011 - Marketing Research and Intelligence Association
... context must also have goals. "Do not be happy with just statistics, data, financial results and that kind of information," says one who has also led Sony Pictures. Instead, include them in a touching story through which this information will be more convincing." For him, some goals are essential in ...
... context must also have goals. "Do not be happy with just statistics, data, financial results and that kind of information," says one who has also led Sony Pictures. Instead, include them in a touching story through which this information will be more convincing." For him, some goals are essential in ...
QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
... Statistics is the most widely used branch of mathematics in quantitative research collection of data based on a theory or hypothesis application of descriptive or inferential statistical methods software packages such as SPSS, MiniTab, StatPak causal relationships are studied by manipulating factors ...
... Statistics is the most widely used branch of mathematics in quantitative research collection of data based on a theory or hypothesis application of descriptive or inferential statistical methods software packages such as SPSS, MiniTab, StatPak causal relationships are studied by manipulating factors ...
Chapter 4
... For researchers working in an academic environment or under the aegis of a funded project, consequentialism is not a realistic ethics theory to guide their decisions. There are typically some rules or regulations which must be followed, regardless of how beneficial the potential research outcome may ...
... For researchers working in an academic environment or under the aegis of a funded project, consequentialism is not a realistic ethics theory to guide their decisions. There are typically some rules or regulations which must be followed, regardless of how beneficial the potential research outcome may ...
emancipatory research - Centre for Disability Studies
... There are a number of problems with this position, of course. To begin with, the evidence that the vast majority of disabled people throughout the world live deplorable lives (Despouy 1993) already exists and Hurst’s own organisation, Disability Awareness in Action has been in the forefront of drawi ...
... There are a number of problems with this position, of course. To begin with, the evidence that the vast majority of disabled people throughout the world live deplorable lives (Despouy 1993) already exists and Hurst’s own organisation, Disability Awareness in Action has been in the forefront of drawi ...
LEC 312S
... Does this story help people understand the plight of trauma survivors? Does this story help – with information or with examples – communities recover from trauma? ...
... Does this story help people understand the plight of trauma survivors? Does this story help – with information or with examples – communities recover from trauma? ...
research ethics master
... people acquire their sense of right and wrong during childhood, moral development occurs throughout life and human beings pass through different stages of growth as they mature. Ethical norms are so ubiquitous that one might be tempted to regard them as simple commonsense. On the other hand, if mora ...
... people acquire their sense of right and wrong during childhood, moral development occurs throughout life and human beings pass through different stages of growth as they mature. Ethical norms are so ubiquitous that one might be tempted to regard them as simple commonsense. On the other hand, if mora ...
historical-comparative method 95
... Comparison under the heading of “the tasks at hand” by highlighting two traps confronting comparative-historical researchers. “Therein lie two traps: the trap of refinement and the trap of despair. a. It is tempting to look for finer and finer comparisons, with larger numbers of cases and more varia ...
... Comparison under the heading of “the tasks at hand” by highlighting two traps confronting comparative-historical researchers. “Therein lie two traps: the trap of refinement and the trap of despair. a. It is tempting to look for finer and finer comparisons, with larger numbers of cases and more varia ...
Westward Expansion
... The following are Thesis ideas you may use or create one of your own. Lewis and Clark: Explain why Lewis and Clark were chosen for the expedition. Research Meriwether Lewis focusing on his contribution to the Corps of Discovery. Research William Clark focusing on his contribution to the Corps ...
... The following are Thesis ideas you may use or create one of your own. Lewis and Clark: Explain why Lewis and Clark were chosen for the expedition. Research Meriwether Lewis focusing on his contribution to the Corps of Discovery. Research William Clark focusing on his contribution to the Corps ...
Presentation 2 - Dr. Hussein Fahmy
... characteristics of a certain situation in the field of social, cultural, economic and scientific When a researcher wants to study the evolutionary history for something When a researcher wants to be able to know the truth about the internal life of a person as representative of a group or community, ...
... characteristics of a certain situation in the field of social, cultural, economic and scientific When a researcher wants to study the evolutionary history for something When a researcher wants to be able to know the truth about the internal life of a person as representative of a group or community, ...
Step 3: Generate a Research Hypothesis
... Theory” published in 1990, while Ronald Burt introduced ‘structural holes’ as a new concept in network research in his book “Structural Holes” published in 1992. We built our research on this stream. The work of Coleman and Burt suggests that dense networks as well as loose networks have beneficial ...
... Theory” published in 1990, while Ronald Burt introduced ‘structural holes’ as a new concept in network research in his book “Structural Holes” published in 1992. We built our research on this stream. The work of Coleman and Burt suggests that dense networks as well as loose networks have beneficial ...
Slide 1
... • Estimating Policy Positions from Political Texts • The Manifesto Research Group (MRG) / Comparative Manifestos Project (CMP): biggest show on the road (started in the early 1980s) • Party manifestos are strategic documents written by politically sophisticated party elite with many different object ...
... • Estimating Policy Positions from Political Texts • The Manifesto Research Group (MRG) / Comparative Manifestos Project (CMP): biggest show on the road (started in the early 1980s) • Party manifestos are strategic documents written by politically sophisticated party elite with many different object ...
Philosophical Approaches in the Social Sciences
... turn, give rise to methodological considerations; and these, in turn, give rise to issues of instrumentation and data collection. This view moves us beyond regarding research methods as simply a technical exercise and is concerned with understanding the world; this is informed by how we view our wor ...
... turn, give rise to methodological considerations; and these, in turn, give rise to issues of instrumentation and data collection. This view moves us beyond regarding research methods as simply a technical exercise and is concerned with understanding the world; this is informed by how we view our wor ...
quantitative research?
... Specific topic emerges slowly during the study; it may change with new data High flexibility: questions become clear only after we become immersed in the data ...
... Specific topic emerges slowly during the study; it may change with new data High flexibility: questions become clear only after we become immersed in the data ...
Feasability
... the training of human resources in these sciences. Research groups should be formed by, at least, three researchers with a high degree of experience in the respective disciplines of the projects and a recognized career within the area demonstrated through publications and other means of disseminatio ...
... the training of human resources in these sciences. Research groups should be formed by, at least, three researchers with a high degree of experience in the respective disciplines of the projects and a recognized career within the area demonstrated through publications and other means of disseminatio ...
Exempt Human Subjects Research
... subjects be reviewed to determine whether the research meets one or more exemption categories, as defined by Federal regulations. Exempt research activities are subject to the same human subject protections and ethical standards as outlined in the Belmont Report. Exempt research activities offer no ...
... subjects be reviewed to determine whether the research meets one or more exemption categories, as defined by Federal regulations. Exempt research activities are subject to the same human subject protections and ethical standards as outlined in the Belmont Report. Exempt research activities offer no ...
THREE COMPONENTS INVOLVED IN A DESIGN Philosophical
... researcher to look for the complexity of views rather than narrowing meanings into a few categories or ideas. The goal of the research is to rely as much as possible on the participants’ views of the situation being studied. The questions become broad and general so that the participants can constru ...
... researcher to look for the complexity of views rather than narrowing meanings into a few categories or ideas. The goal of the research is to rely as much as possible on the participants’ views of the situation being studied. The questions become broad and general so that the participants can constru ...
Decolonizing Methodologies-additional notes on Smith
... paradigm that seeks to hide these in the pursuit of a more “trithful” or “expressive” research environment. • Insiders are just that- Outsiders too. This is why we must take “the most adult status.” ...
... paradigm that seeks to hide these in the pursuit of a more “trithful” or “expressive” research environment. • Insiders are just that- Outsiders too. This is why we must take “the most adult status.” ...
Introduction to Social Research Methods Lecture 1: Outline
... Are there any sub-problems? What is the background (literature review) on this problem? What is good about tackling this problem? Why should we be interested in answering the research question? Discuss your problem with peers and experts. Have you looked at this problem from all sides to minimize un ...
... Are there any sub-problems? What is the background (literature review) on this problem? What is good about tackling this problem? Why should we be interested in answering the research question? Discuss your problem with peers and experts. Have you looked at this problem from all sides to minimize un ...
Introduction to Social Research Methods Lecture 1: Outline
... Are there any sub-problems? What is the background (literature review) on this problem? What is good about tackling this problem? Why should we be interested in answering the research question? Discuss your problem with peers and experts. Have you looked at this problem from all sides to minimize un ...
... Are there any sub-problems? What is the background (literature review) on this problem? What is good about tackling this problem? Why should we be interested in answering the research question? Discuss your problem with peers and experts. Have you looked at this problem from all sides to minimize un ...
template for papers to nerc council, sisb, neb, nic and the audit
... of limited field experiments to be carried out under controlled conditions and meeting all relevant regulations and guidance for such research. Specific techniques will be proposed by the research community and selected through peer review. Any field experiments would be small scale with correspondi ...
... of limited field experiments to be carried out under controlled conditions and meeting all relevant regulations and guidance for such research. Specific techniques will be proposed by the research community and selected through peer review. Any field experiments would be small scale with correspondi ...
Research Involving Prisoners Form
... Request for Research Involving Prisoners as Participants PI Name: ...
... Request for Research Involving Prisoners as Participants PI Name: ...
Faculty of Education Sciences Research Focus Area
... 1. The following guidelines for the evaluation of research proposals are based on the Manual for Postgraduate Study, par.1.7. Go to http://www.nwu.ac.za/research/Manual-January_2007.pdf 2. The structure and contents may be adapted according to the research method or approach. 3. In the case of docto ...
... 1. The following guidelines for the evaluation of research proposals are based on the Manual for Postgraduate Study, par.1.7. Go to http://www.nwu.ac.za/research/Manual-January_2007.pdf 2. The structure and contents may be adapted according to the research method or approach. 3. In the case of docto ...
Information Retrieval vs Knowledge Retrieval: A - CEUR
... When is a trend a trend? When ’the right people’ initialize it. This is very well known from the world of fashion. In the world of news, research and technology this may translate to the fact that a trend is a trend when ’relevant’ people or websites take up the topic. But how can the relevant peopl ...
... When is a trend a trend? When ’the right people’ initialize it. This is very well known from the world of fashion. In the world of news, research and technology this may translate to the fact that a trend is a trend when ’relevant’ people or websites take up the topic. But how can the relevant peopl ...