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Qualitative Research Resources
Created by students, the resources below are intended to be helpful for those at various stages of their qualitative journeys.
Please check back as this page will be updated when new resources are available.
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College of Education Research Assistance Services (RAS)The College of Education’s Research Assistance Services (RAS) provide faculty and graduate students with advice, assistance, and instruction in qualitative research, quantitative research, and academic writing.
The RAS is staffed by three advanced doctoral students: 1) a qualitative methodologist, 2) a quantitative methodologist, and 3) a copy editor. The RAS provides a range of assistance to individual faculty and graduate students, including evaluating research purposes and questions; discussing data collection and analysis approaches, recommending applicable resources and readings, and reviewing academic manuscripts for form and grammar. The RAC also maintains a library of qualitative and quantitative data analysis reference texts, which students may access when the RAC is open. Additionally, the College of Education’s Julie C. Laible Qualitative Research Lab, located within the RAS, provides faculty and graduate students with access to qualitative data analysis equipment and software, including digital audio recorders, microphones, transcription equipment, and video recorders that can be checked out for use by faculty and staff when the RAS is open Click here to learn more and to make an appointment. McLure Education Library
The McLure Education Library serves the faculty and students of the College of Education and the Graduate School of Education. The 23,337 square foot building includes the School Library and Curriculum Materials Center on the lower level, reference and periodical areas and public computer areas on the main floor, along with study rooms and a computer lab on the third floor. Computer terminals are located on the first two floors and laptops may be checked out at the circulation desk for use in the library. A computer lab is located on the third floor. Copiers are available on the main floor. An Ellison die-cut machine is available for public use in the Curriculum Materials Center. For library hours please refer to the UA Libraries Homepage.
View the Qualitative Research Library Guide. |