开始时间: 04/22/2022 持续时间: 8 weeks
所在平台: EdxArchive 课程类别: 其他类别 大学或机构: EdinburghX 授课老师: Dr. Jeremy Knox Dr. Philippa Sheail Dr. Rory Ewins Dr. Kate Orton-Johnson Dr. Jen Ross |
课程主页: https://www.edx.org/archive/introduction-social-research-methods-edinburghx-socrmx
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This social sciences course is about trying to understand ‘methods’ and the ways researchers go about trying to find things out about people, societies and cultures.
In this course, we’re going to explore:
This course isn’t a practical or technical guide to doing research. Rather, it offers a way for us to think deeply about what methods are, and what they allow us to achieve.
When you complete this course, we want you to be critical users of research – and that means having the ability to always question the application of methods, and to hold ourselves to account as researchers and scholars.
That not only makes our research better, it also foregrounds the things that are most exciting and interesting about methods.
We’ve designed this course to provide you with a unique opportunity to develop your understanding of methods. This course is part of the Masters in Digital Education programme at the University of Edinburgh. You will study alongside students who are enrolled at the University and who are working towards a postgraduate qualification. By joining us you’ll get a sense of what it is like to study on our programme.
The Masters in Digital Education has built up a reputation over the years for critical engagement in our field, and it is this way of learning that we want to foreground in this course. Introduction to Social Research Methods will be about developing a rounded understanding of methods, and their underlying assumptions and values.
Explore research methods, the contexts in which they are used, and the benefits, drawbacks and ethical implications involved, as you learn how researchers try to find out about people, societies, and cultures.