Events
Research Method Webinars
The purpose of College of Doctoral Studies RSE workshops is to enhance participants’ knowledge and skills regarding research, method, and design which advance the quality of their studies and professional development. The workshops complement the content of courses at College of Doctoral Studies. The workshops are interactive, engage participants with the application of research methods and designs, allow participants to ask questions, and discuss their design issues. The workshops are offered to all UOPX researchers including students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
The committee of methodologists offer research design webinars to enhance the researchers’ research method and design understandings and skills. Webinars focus on various research designs, provide overviews about the designs, discuss when and how to use the designs, and offer opportunity for the participants to ask questions and share their design issues. We would like to encourage you to participate in the following research design monthly webinars offered by Research Methodology Group. The webinars are offered to all UOPX researchers including students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Disclaimer for Students: Best practices within a method can differ and these differences are often illuminated by the constraints of a research project or trend in the field. Materials presented in the webinars may differ from materials presented in your classroom. Information presented are views of the methodologist based on their experience and expertise. Work with your chair to determine the best method for your project.
For 2020, 2021, and 2022 webinars, RMG focus on topics related to research data collection and analysis.
Monthly schedule and recordings of Research and Methodology Group webinars for 2022 and 2021 can be seen here
Monthly schedule and recordings of Research and Methodology Group webinars for 2020 can be seen here.
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Monthly Research Design Webinar 2019 Schedule Research Methodology Group , School of Advanced Studies, University of Phoenix |
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Jan 24, 2019 |
Welcome to 2019 Webinars by Committee of Methodologists Introducing the 2019 focus of webinars on design applications in both dissertations and studies conducted by faculty. |
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Feb 21, 2019 |
Case Study: Dr. Mansureh Kebritchi Brief description/agenda: Application of case study in doctoral dissertations/studies; how to develop a research prospectus and proposal for a case study.
Please find the slides presentation here and the recording here |
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March 7, 2019 |
Content analysis, leaders: Dr. Erik Bean and Dr. Liz Johnston Brief description/agenda: Using prominence as an indicator of population and sample in qualitative content analysis.
Please find the slides presentation here And the recording here |
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March 28, 2019 |
Descriptive Causal Comparative Designs: Dr. Michelle Hill Brief description/agenda: Introduce use of DCCD within dissertations.
Please find the slides presentation here Due to technical issues, we cannot offer the recordings |
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Apri 4, 2019 |
Delphi Method, leader: Dr. Phil Davidson The “Expert” and validity of the Delphi Technique
You can find the recording at our YouTube site here |
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April 18th, ,2019 |
Mixed Methods, leader: Dr. Ryan Rominger Brief description/agenda: This webinar will focus on Chairing and using MM within doctoral dissertations. MM have unique opportunities and challenges when applied to graduate work, which will be discussed along with potential ways to compensate for the challenges. Several examples of MM dissertations will be used as examples for discussion.
You can find the recording at our you YouTube channel here and the slides here |
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April 25th, ,2019
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We would like to invite both faculty and students to join our special Webinar session entitled “An Introduction to Decision-based Learning,” offered by Dr. Kenneth Plummer and his colleagues at Brigham Young University (BYU). Decision-based Learning (DBL), a teaching methodology developed by researchers at BYU, organizes instruction around the decision-making process experts engage in while tackling real-world problems. Students taught using this approach have shown a higher degree of practical or functional abilities than what you find in traditional courses. To further learn about DBL you may see this brief video. Look at the calendar of events for access info |
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May 16, 2019 |
Quantitative Experimental, leader: Dr. Brian Sloboda Brief description/agenda: Introduce use of experimental designs as used within dissertations You can find the recording at our YouTube Channel here and the presentation slides here |
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June 6, 2019 |
Quasi-Experimental Research Designs: Dr. Brian Sloboda Brief description/agenda: Introduce use of quasi-experimental designs as used within dissertations.
You can find the recording at our YouTube Channel here and the presentation slides here
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June 20, 2019 |
Phenomenology, leader: Dr. Karen Johnson
You can find the recording at our YouTube Channel here and the presentation slides here
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July 18, 2019 |
Correlational Designs, leaders: Dr. Armando Paladino Brief description/agenda: Introduce use of correlational designs as used within dissertations.
You can find the recording at our YouTube Channel here and the presentation slides here
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August 1, 2019 |
Program Evaluation: Dr. Ryan Rominger Brief description/agenda: Introduce use of program evaluation designs as used within dissertations.
You can find the recording at our YouTube Channel here and the presentation slides here
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August 22, 2019 |
Auto Ethnography, leader: Dr. Jim Lane Brief description/agenda: Introduce use of ethnography designs as used within dissertations.
You can find the recording at our YouTube Channel here and the presentation slides here
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Sep 5, 2019 |
Grounded Theory, leader: Dr. Mark McCaslin Brief description/agenda: Introduce use of grounded theory designs as used within dissertations.
You can see the recording at: Grounded Theory - recording_1 |
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Sep 19, 2019 |
Narrative Inquiry, leaders: Dr. Ryan Rominger and Dr. Jim Lane Brief description/agenda: Narrative Inquiry (NI) will be discussed within the context of graduate dissertations. Topics will include benefits and disadvantages of the method, suggestions for Chairs who have students using the method, and examples of NI dissertations which have been completed.
You can view the recording at: Narrative Inquiry Research Design - recording_1 |
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Oct 3, 2019 |
Survey study. Quantitative Measurement Development of Surveys, leader: Dr. LauraAnn Migliorie Brief description/agenda: Introduce use of survey designs as used within dissertations.
You can view the recording at: Quantitative Measuremen Development of Surveys - recording 1 |
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Dec 12, 2019 |
Controlling Overall Type 1 Error, presenters: Dr. Frederick Lawrence and Dr. Armando Paladino
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Webinar Time: 4-5 pm AZ Time |
Platform: Collaborate; Event links will be uploaded to RMG group site The webinar links are available at: https://research.phoenix.edu/content/research-methodology-group
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2018 Calendar |
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Jan 18, 2018 |
Orientation, reserach design overviews, and welcome session by the Committee of Methodologists The session recording is available here (note: once you go to this site, download the MP4 recorded file). |
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Feb 15, 2018 |
Case Study, leader: Dr. Mansureh Kebritchi The session recording is available here (note: once you go to this site, download the MP4 recorded file) |
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March 15, 2018 |
Content analysis, leaders: Dr. Erik Bean and Dr. Liz Johnston The session recording is available here (note: recording password 2jT287Ps ) |
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April 12, 2018 |
Delphi Method, leader: Dr. Phil Davidson The session recording is available here (note: recording password jPsmF5yD ) |
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April 26,2018 |
Mixed Methods, leader: Dr. Ryan Rominger The session recording is available here (note: recording password Mxhs7pmk ) |
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May 10, 2018 |
Quantitative Experimental, leader: Dr. Brian Sloboda The session recording is available here (note: recording password pJJn5JTT ) Quantitative Method Webinar Slides
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How to Use Dedoose for Analyzying Qualitative and Mixed Methods Data: Dr. Eli Lieber, CEO, Cofounder of Dedoose The session recording is available here (note: recording password SqMhtha5 ) There were no slides but you can go to the Dedoose site here |
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June 21, 2018 |
Quantitative Non-experimental, leaders: Dr. Armando Paladino , Dr. Ruzanna Topchyan and Dr Michelle Hill The session recording is available here (note: recording password fMebxfp4 ) Non Experimental Method Webinar Slides
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July 19, 2018 |
Phenomenology, leader: Dr. Karen Johnson and Ryan Rominger The session recording is available here (note: recording password uGaWJPS6 ) Phenomenology Method Webinar Slides
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August 23, 2018 |
Autoethnography, leader: Dr. Jim Lane The session recording is available here (note: recording password nHmQvPM4 ) Autoethnography Method Webinar Slides
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Sep 13, 2018 |
Grounded Theory, leader: Dr. Mark McCaslin The session recording is available here (note: recording password 82uMJbjU ) |
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Grounded Theory, leader: Dr. Mark McCaslin (Continuation) The session recording is available here (note: recording password fSwQtJc2 ) |
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Sep 27, 2018 |
Narrative Inquiry, leaders: Dr. Ryan Rominger and Dr. Jim Lane The session recording is available here (note: recording password 7wJZYMty ) |
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Oct 11, 2018 |
Survey Design: Selection, Implementation, and Development, leader: Chara Price The session recording is available here (note: recording password mG34MY4V ) |
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Reforming the Teaching and Conception of Quantitative Methods in Applied Research: Dr. Stanley Pogrow The session recording is available here (note: recording password PtJvRya7 ) Reforming the Teaching and Conception of Quantitative Methods in Applied Research Slides
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Nov 8, 2018 |
Action Research, leader: Dr. Mansureh Kebritchi The session recording is available here (note: recording password rCJSMas5 ) Action Research Webinar Slides
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Content analysis, Leaders Elizabeth Johnston and Erik Bean |
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All Webinar Time: 4-5 pm AZ Time |
Platform: WebEx; Event links will be uploaded to RMG group site, Calendar of events. |
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Click to download: delphi_sig.pptx (746.8 KB)
Click to download: delphi_attendance.xlsx (12.77 KB) Click to download: phenomenology.pptx (2.25 MB)