Tuesday, May 24, 2011

The third Social Sciences Research Methodology Winter School 2011

Research seminar





The Postgraduate Centre: Research and Innovation

&

The Centre for Education Rights and Transformation (CERT),

Invites you to a Research Seminar

On

THE QUALITATIVE DIARY METHOD FOR UNDERSTANDING

ORGANIZATIONS AND CHANGE

By

Dr Penny Plowman, Honorary Research Fellow, School of International

Development, University of East Anglia, UK & Development Consultant


·         What is the qualitative diary method? A research tool for study and intervention
·         Why is the method important for reflection and organizational analysis?
·         What is the role of the researcher?
·         Who writes, who does the analysis and what happens to the findings?


Venue:                 Postgraduate Centre Computer Lab, Lower level, Library APK
Time:                     12h30 – 14h30
Date:                     2 June 2011 (Thursday)

                                                                                                                To RSVP:              email Simon Sekoto, ngsp@uj.ac.za or call 011 559 2143

                                                                                                                                                Light refreshments will be served

Friday, April 15, 2011

University of johannesburg presents, its 2nd social Sciences Research , 21 June - 26 June 2010

University of johannesburg presents
its 2
Methodology Winter School
nd social Sciences Research
21 June - 26 June 2010

Venue:
A uckland Park Kingsway Campus
University of Johannesburg
Enquiries:
Mrs Delia Arends Tel: +27 11 559 4183 E-mail cepr@uj.ac.za
Sponsors:
C entre for Education Practice Research
Faculty of Education
Website:
www.uj.ac.za/winterschool
Some of the workshop strands on offer are:
Structural Equation Modelling, Introduction to Statistics,
R esearch Design, Mixed Methods Design, Writing a Research
P roposal, Writing for Publication, Ethnography and Critical
E thnography, Feminist Methodology
Fees:
T wo - Three Day Courses - R 2500.00
One Day Course - R900.00

Friday, February 11, 2011

How Researchers Search for Manuscript and Archival Collections

How Researchers Search for Manuscript

and Archival Collections
:Susan Hamburger

ABSTRACT. By conducting a survey of a cross-section of researchers

at six major research libraries, the author sought to determine the usefulness

of specific online resources to find primary sources, to ascertain researchers’

awareness of these sources, and to uncover their discovery

methodology. The survey results demonstrate that the majority of researchers

continue to utilize traditional methods of uncovering primary

sources and do not take full advantage of online resources. The author

offers four recommendations that archivists can implement to assist researchers

with online discovery.