In my previous blog, "Qualitative and Quantitative Research: What's What?" I explained the difference between qualitative and quantitative research. In […]
In my previous blog, "Qualitative and Quantitative Research: What's What?" I explained the difference between qualitative and quantitative research. In […]
It is not always necessary to collect all the data yourself. You may also use existing sources. Think of databases […]
In literature research, you research readily available data to formulate a problem definition. Some cases have been studied before, and […]
Doing research can benefit you in many ways. You gain insights with which you can make informed decisions and take […]
Already I have written several blogs about the use of research methods. But how do you choose a suitable research […]
Each research question requires its own way of researching. For some research questions, the answer is best found by doing […]
A questionnaire is a commonly used research method to measure the effects of an activity, project, or program. The question […]
Be creative when choosing your research methods. There are many ways to collect your data. And you can make all […]
After formulating your goals, designing the research instrument, and collecting information, it is time to analyze and report the data. […]
Questionnaires often use scales to measure respondents' opinions but also to look at what they did. However, you can also […]