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Revision as of 18:06, 17 October 2014

Registry of Standard Policy and Practice Parts


Methods

The parts presented here show a very diverse range of methods used to conduct policy and practice initiatives. Research methods may be used to answer a social theory question, structuring interviews when speaking to industry experts, as well as methods to carry out public engagement.

Contents


Research

Research methods are techniques used to find information. This can be done in many ways, more ways than presented here currently, but this is a start. Some methods work better for finding different pieces of information; strengths and limitations are also presented here to help select the most appropriate method:


Name Description Created by
SBa_M0001 Oral History Sheffield 2014
SBa_M0002 Archival Research Sheffield 2014
SBa_M0003 Structured Interview Sheffield 2014
SBa_M0004 Semi-structured Interview Sheffield 2014
SBa_M0005 Questionnaire Sheffield 2014
SBa_M0006 Focus Group Sheffield 2014
SBa_M0007 Ethnographical Observation Sheffield 2014
SBa_M0008 Bibliometrics Sheffield 2014
SBa_M0009 Visual Methods Sheffield 2014
SBa_M0010 Case Study Sheffield 2014


Education and Communication

The education methods presented here describe how science and topics can be communicated through typical ways which most students have had experience of so far. As they are familiar, they may be an easy place to start for teams:


Name Description Created by Examples
SBa_M1001 Lectures Sheffield 2014
SBa_M1002 Seminar Sheffield 2014
SBa_M1003 Experiments Sheffield 2014
SBa_M1004 Newsletters and Leaflets Sheffield 2014
SBa_M1005 Social Networking Sheffield 2014
SBa_M1006 MOOC Sheffield 2014


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