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Jan 17 2018
Being a positivist researcher in the field: Reflections on conducting a field experiment in Mangolpuri and Sultanpuri districts, India
Leave a commentFew quantitative researchers share their field experiences (for one of those rare moments, see the contribution by Ping Lin). Perhaps this is because they are invested in large teams of enumerators, who collect data across large sample sizes. However, the … Continue reading
Posted by: January 17, 2018
Sep 19 2014
Fieldwork in a digital age: Questions of privacy and copyright
Leave a commentMaximising research impact and promoting knowledge sharing require researchers to pay greater attention to the ways in which data are collected, processed and stored for systematic access at a later date. This also means that questions of privacy and copyright … Continue reading
Posted by: September 19, 2014
Tagged with: Australia, data management, digital literacy, licensing, privacy, research design, research ethics