03 Jan Interviews (basic) – ONLINE
- One day course
07/02/2022
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Course details
qualitative course | level: beginner |
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for questions related to this event, contact maaike.fobelets@vub.be
affiliation: Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Abstract
As the data collection method influences further data analysis and the kind of conclusions that may be drawn from your study, this course aims to outline the merits and the pitfalls of using (semi-structured) interviews as a method for qualitative data collection. A concrete step-by-step procedure for preparing your interviews will be outlined, including hands-on training in practicing one-on-one semi-structured interviews. The following topics will be discussed: introduction in the types of interviews, epistemological and ontological questions of interviewing, designing an interview study, practical considerations, online interviews, data-analysis, and ethical considerations.
Prerequisites
The target audience for this 1-day basic FLAMES course are participants with no or very limited prior knowledge and/or experience with interviews as a data-collection method.
This course can be combined with an additional 1-day advanced interviewing FLAMES course which will be organized on 8/2/2022.
Please note that separate registrations for both courses are required
Background readings
Fee
PhDs and postdocs of a Flemish university: free of charge > book "Free ticket PhD"
Other academics, non-profit/social sector: €150 > book "Other paying participants"
Private sector: €400 > book "Other paying participants"
If the appropriate ticket is sold out, please register on the waiting list with the ticket: "Waiting list (Register here if tickets are sold out)".
Do not register with another ticket because your registration will not be correct.
Venue
ONLINE
Instructor
Maaike Fobelets & Sara Coemans
As the data collection method influences further data analysis and the kind of conclusions that may be drawn from your study, this course aims to outline the merits and the pitfalls of using (semi-structured) interviews as a method for qualitative data collection. A concrete step-by-step procedure for preparing your interviews will be outlined, including hands-on training in practicing one-on-one semi-structured interviews. The following topics will be discussed: introduction in the types of interviews, epistemological and ontological questions of interviewing, designing an interview study, practical considerations, online interviews, data-analysis, and ethical considerations.
The target audience for this 1-day basic FLAMES course are participants with no or very limited prior knowledge and/or experience with interviews as a data-collection method. This course can be combined with an additional 1-day advanced interviewing FLAMES course which will be organised on 8/2/2022. Please note that separate registrations for both courses are required