Coloring Outside the Memos

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Coloring Outside the Memos

These podcast episodes are an opportunity to have continued conversation about qualitative research, to continue to educate, inform, explore emerging methodologies, heighten existing skills, explore ethical conundrums, and generally understand qualitative research on a deeper level through conversation rather than lecture, workshop, or written work. It is in other words a way to utilize qualitative methodologies in exploring qualitative methodologies.

  1. NOV 7

    Episode 20: Transcriptions

    Dr. Lizzie and Dr. Tiffany discuss transcriptions!

    40 min

  2. NOV 7

    Episode 19: Grounded Theory Article

    In Episode 19 of the podcast, Dr. Tiffany Quash and Dr. Lizzy Bartelt engage in an in-depth discussion on grounded theory, specifically focusing on an article by Harley Turner and Felicity Ashton published in the European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing. The hosts take a critical look at how the article breaks down the fundamentals of grounded theory, offering practical advice for novice researchers. Throughout the episode, they explore the intricacies of grounded theory, including how it emphasizes inductive processes and the importance of staying open during the research journey. Dr. Tiffany and Dr. Lizzy critique certain aspects of the article, such as its overuse of jargon and its lack of clarity for beginner researchers. They also highlight useful sections, like a figure that outlines different approaches to literature reviews in grounded theory, but note that the article sometimes assumes too much prior knowledge.

    36 min

  3. NOV 7

    Episode 18: Making Flyers for Research

    In Episode 18 of "Calling Outside the Memos," Dr. Tiffany Quash and Dr. Lizzy Bartelt discuss a crucial but often overlooked aspect of research: creating flyers for recruitment. They share their personal experiences with flyer design, noting that this skill is rarely taught in graduate programs, yet essential for most research projects. The episode covers various aspects of flyer creation, including the importance of clear messaging, visual appeal, accessibility, and ethical considerations, such as properly crediting photographers and ensuring the flyer communicates the right tone. They emphasize the iterative process of designing an effective flyer and caution against assuming younger research assistants automatically have design skills. Throughout the discussion, they encourage researchers to seek outside help when necessary, such as from graphic designers, and to use resources like Canva for accessible, eye-catching designs.

    43 min

  4. NOV 7

    Episode 17: Different Types of Qualitative Data Analysis Tools

    Dr. Lizzy and Dr. Tiffany address the various types of Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) tools. Follow us on Twitter @cotm_pod or email us at cotmpod@gmail.com. Also, check out our website at: https://www.cotmpod.com In today’s episode we will be discussing what is Qualitative Data Analysis (big picture), manually coding the data that you gathered, and finally the various types of software you can use for the analysis.

    45 min
  5. Episode 16: Doing Research on the Cheap

    JUN 24

    Episode 16: Doing Research on the Cheap

    Dr. Lizzy and Dr. Tiffany dive into the art of conducting high-quality research without breaking the bank. Join our hosts as they share practical tips and innovative strategies for maximizing limited resources in the world of academia

    48 min

  6. JUN 24

    Episode 15: A Conversation with Dr. Lucia Guerra-Reyes

    Dr. Lizzy and Dr. Tiffany are joined by their mentor, peer, and friend, Dr. Lucia Guerra-Reyes. Dr. Guerra-Reyes is a medical anthropologist and interdisciplinary researcher. She investigates the complexities of access to sexual and reproductive health and care for marginalized communities. Listen to learn more about Dr. Guerra-Reyes approach to qualitative research!

    51 min
  7. Episode 14: Book Club: Decolonizing Ethnography

    04/26/2023

    Episode 14: Book Club: Decolonizing Ethnography

    Dr. Lizzy and Dr. Tiffany discuss Decolonizing Ethnography: Undocumented Immigrants and New Directions in Social Science by Alonso Bejarano, Carolina, Juárez, Lucia, Mijangos GarcÃa, Mirian A., Goldstein, Daniel M.

    43 min
  8. Episode 13: Ethics and Qualitative Research

    04/18/2023

    Episode 13: Ethics and Qualitative Research

    Dr. Lizzy and Dr. Tiffany address the importance of ethics and the challenges that are presented when doing qualitative research. While listening to this episode, keep in mind the process necessary for grants, IRB, and data collection! Follow us on Twitter @cotm_pod or email us at cotmpod@gmail.com

    37 min
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These podcast episodes are an opportunity to have continued conversation about qualitative research, to continue to educate, inform, explore emerging methodologies, heighten existing skills, explore ethical conundrums, and generally understand qualitative research on a deeper level through conversation rather than lecture, workshop, or written work. It is in other words a way to utilize qualitative methodologies in exploring qualitative methodologies.

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  • Creator
    American University's Center for Teaching, Research & Learning
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodes
    21
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © American University's Center for Teaching, Research & Learning
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