Resources Guides, created by QualLab Graduate Research Associates and Director & Professor Dr. Penny A. Pasque, are meant to be “beginner-level” or “101” sources to support researchers in learning the basics of qualitative research. Each Guide below includes introductory descriptions and resources, and some come with recordings of presentations with the OSU community.
Qualitative Research Basics
- Qualitative Concepts: Resource Guide
Qualitative Research Methodologies and Congruent Methods
- The “Top 5” Methodologies: Resource Guide
- Narrative Inquiry: Resource Guide / Presentation for graduate students
- Grounded Theory: Resource Guide / Presentation for graduate students
Additional Qualitative Research Methods
- Interview Protocol: Resource Guide
- Focus Group: Resource Guide / Presentation for the Wexner Medical Center
- Transcription Options: Resource Guide
Additional Webinars/Podcast Episodes on Qualitative Research
- How to Write Up Findings, presentation for graduate students
- Example of Policy Discourse Analysis, presentation at the Glenn College Colloquium Series (Event Description)
- Introduction to Critical Advocacy Research, presentation at the NVivo & SAGE Culturally Responsive Research Webinar Series (Event Description)
- Qualitative Research and Storytelling, presentation at the Digital Mathematics Storytelling Project
- Example of Critical/Indigenous Case Study, podcast episode by the Office of Equity, Diversity, and Global Engagement
- Still, C. M., Faris, B., Begaye, M., & Pasque, P. A. (2024). “Oh, it’s just them Indians”: Indigenous Case Study toward interrupting the manifestations of native student oppression. International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, 1–22. https://doi.org/10.1080/09518398.2024.2318277