Ethical Considerations for Authors and Reviewers
Video of questions being asked to 3 professors. Forum Theatre: Participatory ethics through participatory theatre (part of connected communities project). Go to resource Go to resource
Mhairi Longmuir
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A handbook on ethical guidelines for biomedical research
A detailed handbook on ethical guidelines for biomedical research with useful links to other resources. Go to resource
Research ethics guidebook
Research ethics guidebook; a very useful set of resources for social scientists, packed with useful information and further links. Go to resource
Discourse analysis
A detailed paper giving a good summary of the varieties and potential applications of discourse analysis as a research method in social science. The paper gives a clear explanation of the context of this method and has an extensive bibliography suggesting further reading. Go to resource
Participatory action research
A great deal has been written about the use of participatory action research and this short article gives a good summary of many of the key points. Also has useful links for further reading. Go to resource
Case study research
A short guide to using case studies as a research method in social science (using examples from health care, in this instance). Go to resource
Ethnography
An introduction to the role of ethnography in qualitative research, with good links and a short guide to the application of ethnography to research work in the field. Go to resource
Major Research Paradigms
This is a good discussion of the different research paradigms. The clip is a little over 5 minutes long and that there are some different terms used from those used by Creswell. Nevertheless, they broadly fit with Creswell’s worldviews. The power point slides that accompany it are good. Go to
TedEd – difference between qualitative and quantitative – compare and contrast each
While this is a useful resource, it is a little ‘challenging’ in that the voices are highly artificial and not easy to listen to. The site also has some useful exercises and MCQs but you’ll need to register with TEDed and log in. There is a good debate between the
Keith Smyth
Professor of Pedagogy at University of the Highlands and Islands
Frank Rennie
Professor of Sustainable Rural Development, Assistant Principal of Lews Castle College, UHI
Amy Woolvin
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