PPT-The Use of Vignettes in Grounded Theory Methodology

Maria Douka Fifth Annual Regional Social Work PhD Seminar Doing Social Work Research Sheffield 4 th July 2014 Definition Use of vignettes Vignettes in the context of GT Examples Limitations of . 9 14195 Berlin Germany salingerplonkaprecheltinffuberlinde Abstract Since a number of quantitative studies of pair programming the practice of two programmers working together using just one com puter have produced somewhat con64258icting results a Exploring the boundaries between theory and methodology. The place of faceted classification:. faceted classification is a well recognized approach to the construction of knowledge organization systems (KOS). Alan Copeland, Kris Hancock, Barbara Hannah, . Junyi. Ran, . Amirali. . Jahangard. and Jerry Salmon. August 2011. What is Grounded Theory?. Grounded theory is a research method that utilizes collected data to develop a theory that explains a process, action or interaction about a topic.. By Gary Evans, PhD. Grounded Theory Presentation. Research Methodology /Qualitative Research. Not everything that can be counted counts and not everything that counts can be counted.. . ( Albert Einstein ). Chapter 7 After reading this chapter, you will have an understanding of: the aims and objectives of grounded theory methodology the basic principles that underpin grounded theory methodology the me Dr. Christina Yuknis. Presented October 6, 2010. As part of the GRI First Wednesday Research Series. About Grounded Theory. Grounded theory methodology is an inductive form of reasoning that is grounded in data and results in the development of a theory grounded in data that can be displayed using a conceptual model.. Interpretive Perspectives on Theory Development. Copyright © 2005 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display.. Historical Background . In 1600s, enlightenment--approach to knowledge favored rationality and empirical data. Student ID: 41388577. Supervisor: Dr. Peter Busch. Date: 13. th. November 2009. Grounded Theory Map of “Innovation Knowledge”. 13 November 2009. 2. Theory of Knowledge. Innovation. Grounded Theory. Grounded theory. Paul Cairns. paul.cairns@york.ac.uk. 2. Objectives. Process of developing a grounded theory. 3. What is it?. Methodology (not a theory!). To develop a grounded theory. Inductive. Iterative. Professor Cathy Urquhart. c.urquhart@mmu.ac.uk. . Overview. Introduction. What is Grounded Theory Method (GTM)?. Defining GTM. Two examples of use in ICT4D. Assessing the potential for GTM in ICT4D. Data. Transcripts. Observations of nonverbals. Contextual information. Specifics of contact. Historical info. Verbatim of written material, speeches, etc.. Info on observer. The problem with qualitative data. Approaches to Qualitative Inquiry Narrative, phenomenological, ethnographic, case study, Action research, grounded theory Research paradigms Qualitative researchers generally see human behavior as something that is influenced by both internal and external factors. Thus, human behavior is variable, and can change from person to person, time to time, and situation to situation Narrative, phenomenological, ethnographic, case study, Action research, grounded theory. Research paradigms. Qualitative researchers generally see human behavior as something that is influenced by both internal and external factors. Thus, human behavior is variable, and can change from person to person, time to time, and situation to situation. From practice, to research and theory. Tanja . Kleibl. DCU, visiting researcher (coordinator civil society research project . Mocambique. ). DSAI, convener civil society study group. Independent development consultant.