Welcome to my blog about qualitative inquiry. I began writing in April 2009 about teaching and mentoring qualitative research and my work as faculty coordinator of the Center for Qualitative Inquiry at Texas Woman’s University, Denton Texas USA. An overreaching goal is to open up dialogue. I look forward to your comments. I won’t include ads but if you enjoy my blog please take a moment to visit my profile at Scribnia.com and rate my blog. Read More
An interesting site called Methodspace “is the home of the Research Methods community from across the world”. Based on my reading, the site appears to be supported by Sage Publications. After being granted access to the site I was pleased to learn that many wonderful colleagues have posted to the site and have begun sharing resources. I enjoyed reading the posts on the discussion boards and recommend a look. Read More
I am honored to work with two talented research assistants in the Center for Qualitative Inquiry. Marlene Montgomery and Dhrumil Patel bring many strengths and background experiences to their ongoing support of faculty and graduate student users. As mentioned previously, I currently serve as the newsletter editor for the American Educational Research Association Qualitative Research [...]
Dr. Judith Green is an incredibly prolific writer. I use a great deal of her work in my courses. In 2007, she published an invaluable chapter on video data analysis. The title of the chapter is: Epistemological issues in the analysis of video records: Interactional ethnography as a logic of inquiry. In Goldman, R., Barron, [...]