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Qualitative ICA Preconference - Sarah J. Tracy

  • 1.  Qualitative ICA Preconference - Sarah J. Tracy

    Posted 03-17-2021 15:00
    For qualitative colleagues who are registering for ICA conference: If you, your students, or colleagues are searching for some qualitative methodology training, please consider registering for this preconference (offered virtually and synchronously on Zoom and co-sponsored by three divisions).


    ***Crafting Qualitative Evidence for Impact: A half-day Workshop for Students, Researchers, and Teachers***

    HALF DAY | Thursday, 27 May; 8:30-12:00- United States Mountain Standard Time (MST) | Synchronous Zoom

    This workshop provides clear step-by-step best practices for crafting evidence in qualitative research via organizing, coding, and analyzing. Participants will learn backstage practices of data analysis that make for theoretically and practically illuminating research. Furthermore, they will receive resources that they can share with collaborators, colleagues, and students. Participants will learn: The unique value of a phronetic iterative approach. How to efficiently organize and prepare qualitative data for analysis. Primary and secondary cycle coding techniques Techniques for creating a qualitative codebooks and resources on other analysis practices The workshop is designed to be valuable to the following audiences:
    a. Students and scholars new to qualitative research
    b. Researchers who primarily practice quantitative methods but want to incorporate qualitative data analysis practices into their research repertoire
    c. Instructors who desire ideas and materials for teaching qualitative data analysis
    d. Experienced researchers who want to enhance their qualitative skill set and are curious about how another qualitative scholar conducts and teaches qualitative data analysis
    This preconference is co-sponsored by the Interpersonal Communication Division, Intercultural Communication Division, and Organizational Communication Division.

    Sarah_________________________________________

    Sarah J. Tracy (She, Her), Ph.D., Professor, Director of The Transformation Project, The Hugh Downs School of Human Communication Arizona State University

    Personal website      Twitter @SarahJTracy    ASU website      Google Scholar website     Get Your Qual On YouTube Channel



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