Hi all,
Just a quick note to let everyone know ethics approval has been granted and we can start data collection any time now.
As you prepare to record participants, make sure that you read the instructions carefully and that you have everyone sign the consent form for the study.
Also, feel free to use this blog to leave comments on your data collection experience.
Good luck,
Celeste.
Friday, September 11, 2009
Sunday, September 6, 2009
September 5th update
Hi everyone,
First off, thanks so much for having attended the meeting on Friday. It’s inspiring to see students are so eager to do some real data collection!
I've sent out an email attaching most of the documents I distributed at the Friday meeting (i.e. instructions, plain language statement and consent form). Please take some time to read through these documents carefully as they contain vital information. The instructions document is particularly important as it explains what the research is about and how to go about collecting the data. On that note, remember that you may not start data collection until ethics clearance has been finalized. I will let you know as soon as that happens.
In the meantime, make sure you secure a voice recording device (I have one to lend if people are interested). It’s always best to have two recording devices just in case one fails to do its job.
I’d also appreciate it if you could think about how many different speakers you may be able to record while conversing and as part of the sociolinguistic interview. I would need for you to specify:
speaker’s age
speaker’s gender
educational background (if known)
This way I can begin to put together the table outlining our potential research sample.
Thanks again for your interest. I look forward to lots of great data!
Celeste.
First off, thanks so much for having attended the meeting on Friday. It’s inspiring to see students are so eager to do some real data collection!
I've sent out an email attaching most of the documents I distributed at the Friday meeting (i.e. instructions, plain language statement and consent form). Please take some time to read through these documents carefully as they contain vital information. The instructions document is particularly important as it explains what the research is about and how to go about collecting the data. On that note, remember that you may not start data collection until ethics clearance has been finalized. I will let you know as soon as that happens.
In the meantime, make sure you secure a voice recording device (I have one to lend if people are interested). It’s always best to have two recording devices just in case one fails to do its job.
I’d also appreciate it if you could think about how many different speakers you may be able to record while conversing and as part of the sociolinguistic interview. I would need for you to specify:
speaker’s age
speaker’s gender
educational background (if known)
This way I can begin to put together the table outlining our potential research sample.
Thanks again for your interest. I look forward to lots of great data!
Celeste.
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Oral data collection group
Welcome!
I've started this blog to keep you informed on any developments regarding our data collection group. I will post important information and will ask you to check for new posts from time to time.
Thanks for your interest. I will write again very soon.
Celeste.
I've started this blog to keep you informed on any developments regarding our data collection group. I will post important information and will ask you to check for new posts from time to time.
Thanks for your interest. I will write again very soon.
Celeste.
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