Qualitative Research Resources: Presenting Qualitative Research

Find sources of qualitative training & support at UNC. How to search for and evaluate qualitative research, integrate qualitative research into systematic reviews, report/publish qualitative research. Includes some Mixed Methods resources.

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• What is Qualitative Research?
• Qualitative Research Basics
• Special Topics
• Training Opportunities: UNC & Beyond
• Help at UNC
• Qualitative Software for Coding/Analysis
• Software for Audio, Video, Online Surveys
• Finding Qualitative Studies
• Assessing Qualitative Research
• Writing Up Your Research
• Integrating Qualitative Research into Systematic Reviews
• Publishing Qualitative Research
• Presenting Qualitative Research
  • Presenting Qualitative Research, with a focus on posters

  Presenting Qualitative Research, with a focus on posters

  Example posters

  A good example with quotes Includes quotes, photos, diagrams, and other artifacts from qualitative study Another interesting example to consider An example from the Carolina Digital Repository discussed in a class

  Allegri, F., Hayes, B., & Renner, B. (2017). NLM Informationist Supplement Grant: Daring to Dive into Documentation to Determine Impact. https://doi.org/10.17615/bk34-p037

  Sample qualitative posters Sample qualitative posters

  Michelle A. Krieger Blog (example, posts follow an APA convention poster experience with qualitative posters):

  "Oldies but goodies":

  Data Visualization / Chart Choosing, Color-Coding by Category, Diagrams, Icons, Photographs, Qualitative, Text, Timelines, Word Clouds

  Getting a little older, and a commercial site, but with some good ideas to get you think.

  Older article with much good information. Poster materials section less applicable.Link is for UNC-Chapel Hill affiliated users.

  Additional resources

  PDF download of slide presentation. Display formats section begins on slide 10.

  From Paul Mihas, Assistant Director of Education and Qualitative Research at the Odum Institute for Research in Social Science at UNC:
  Qualitative Data Analysis: A Methods Sourcebook (4th ed.) by Miles, Huberman, and Saldana has a section on Displaying the Data (and a chapter on Designing Matrix, Network, and Graphic Displays) that can help students consider numerous options for visually synthesizing data and findings. Many of the suggestions can be applied to designing posters (April 15, 2021).