Doing qualitative research on inequalities during Covid
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Many of us are currently facing challenges as we seek to carry out qualitative research which addresses inequalities under socially distanced conditions. Lots of people are thinking creatively about how to overcome these challenges, and we’re aware of a number of events, webinars and discussions on this topic that have taken place.
We sought to gather together resources on this topic (including recordings of webinars, if available). Our aim was to include general resources about doing qualitative research in socially distant times, but we are especially interested in resources relating to inequalities research, covering, for example, researching with marginalised, minoritised or hard-to-reach groups and communities, or facilitating qualitative research with diverse groups (including diversity in groups).
This page lists the resources that have been shared with us and that we have found. Many more fit into the ‘general resources’ category than the ‘resources relating to inequalities research’ category. We hope that these general resources are nonetheless helpful to people researching inequalities. We welcome further information about resources and will update this page for the remainder of 2020.
We did this work with the Digital Society Network at the University of Sheffield. Hannah Ditchfield and Elisa Serafinelli did the hard work of generating keywords.
We have organised resources according to topics and themes. Some resources appear in more than one category.
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Sources addressing inequalities
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Creatively Adapting Research Methods During COVID-19
- Source/Authors:
Mary Brenda Herbert, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
adapting methods, research with children, inequalities
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Researching together: the value in collaboration when researching poverty during COVID-19
- Source/Authors:
Kayleigh Garthwaite, Ruth Patrick, Maddy Power and Geoff Page, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
researching poverty, low income families, ethics, inequalities
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Childcare is an important consideration in qualitative social research, pandemic or no pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Katherine Mackinnon, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
considering childcare, researching refugees, inequalities
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The Best Laid Plans… Qualitative Research Design During COVID-19
- Source/Authors:
Sharon M. Ravitch, Social Science Space
- Date published:
March 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory methods, recruitment, ethics, humanizing methodology, inequalities
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Zoom: from pub quizzes to social research? Reflections on internet-mediated video interviewing during the coronavirus pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Lily Monk, Covid Realities
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online interviews, inequalities, ethics
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Researching remotely: using mapping and photography to think about space and place remotely
- Source/Authors:
Charlotte Gallagher Squires and Anna Isaacs, Covid Realities
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
photography, mapping lived experience, inequalities
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Could a radical ethics of reciprocity help make research more relevant to action to reduce poverty and inequality?
- Source/Authors:
Jenny Popay, Covid Realities
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
ethics, inequalities, researching poverty
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’We’re not working from home, we’re at home during a pandemic trying to work’: moving participatory research online during the coronavirus pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Kate Summers, Covid Realities
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory research, online interviews, inequalities
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Rapidly setting up a research project in times of covid: the experience of livelihood impacts of coping with Covid-19 in rural Africa
- Source/Authors:
Luis Artur, Natasha Ribeiro, Jose Fernando, Milagre Nuvunga, Andrew Kingman, Rose Pritchard, Judith Krauss, Dan Brockington, Casey Ryan and Janet Fisher (Coping with Covid Team)
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
recruitment, access, ethics, inequalities
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Online Connection 101
- Source/Authors:
Peoples Hub
- Date published:
webinarto be held
- Found at:
- Key words:
using zoom, building confidence, meeting online, inequalities
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Dialogue & Debate: COVID-19 & the Digital Divide
- Source/Authors:
Cumberland Lodge
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
digital divide, inequalities, recruitment, participant relations
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Researching in the age of Covid-19
- Source/Authors:
Helen Kara and Su-Ming Khoo
- Date published:
Oct 2020
- Found at:
policy.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk
Hear the authors talk about the publication here: methodspace.com
- Key words:
digital methods, has chapters on inequality
Online methods and platforms (more broadly)
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When the field is online
- Source/Authors:
Janet Salmons, N-Vivo by QSR International
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online methods, adapting strategies, participant relations, interviews, focus groups
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Recommended Reading for Shifting from Face-to-Face to Remote (online, digital) qualitative research
- Source/Authors:
Annette Markham
- Date published:
Sept 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online research, virtual methods
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Conducting Qualitative Fieldwork During COVID 19
- Source/Authors:
Deborah Lupton, N-Vivo by QSR International
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods, ethics
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Online Connection 101
- Source/Authors:
Peoples Hub
- Date published:
to be held
- Found at:
- Key words:
using zoom, building confidence, meeting online, inequalities
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Internet Mediated Research
- Source/Authors:
Linda K Kaye, Edge Hill University
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods, participant recruitment, ethics
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Doing Fieldwork in a Pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Deborah Lupton (Eds.)
- Date published:
2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods
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Carrying out Qualitative Research Under Lockdown – Practical and Ethical Considerations
- Source/Authors:
Adam Jowett
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods, ethics
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The Power of Online Spaces
- Source/Authors:
Peoples Hub
- Date published:
webinar to be held
- Found at:
- Key words:
creating interactive spaces, educational methodology
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GAGE Virtual Research Toolkit: Qualitative Research with Young People on Their Covid-19 Experience
- Source/Authors:
Agnieska Malachowska, Nicola Jones, Bassam Abu Hamad, Tahgreed Al Abbadi, Wafa Al Almaireh, Sarah Alheiwidi, Kifah Bani Odeh, Areham Iyasu, Yitagesu Gebre, Kiya Gezahegne, Silvia Guglielmi, Khadija Mitu, Kate Pincock, Sabina Rashid, Marcel Saleh, Maheen Sultan, Kassahun Tilahun, Fitsum Workneh, Workneh Yadete and Sally Youssef, Gender and Adolescents Global Evidence (GAGE)
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
virtual research, interviews, focus groups, diaries, digital storytelling, researching young people, ethics
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Qualitative Research in Covid-19 Times
- Source/Authors:
Dubit
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
researching young people, online platforms for qual research
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Research Data Collection Tips While Distancing
- Source/Authors:
Enago Academy
- Date published:
unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods
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The Ultimate Guide to Conducting Online Qualitative Research
- Source/Authors:
Emily Smith, Remesh
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods, market research, online platforms for qual research
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Online Engagement: A Guide to Creating and Running Virtual Meetings and Events
- Source/Authors:
National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement
- Date published:
Unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
online meetings, interviews, focus groups, online platforms for qual research, accessibility
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Research During Covid-19: Learning from practice
- Source/Authors:
ODI (Overseas Development Institute)
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
research challenges, digital technology, ethics
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Research methods to consider in a pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Helen Kara
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
documentary analysis, autoethnography, digital methods, ethics
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Researching in the age of Covid-19
- Source/Authors:
Helen Kara and Su-Ming Khoo
- Date published:
Oct 2020
- Found at:
policy.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk.
Hear the authors talk about the publication here: methodspace.com
- Key words:
digital methods, has chapters on inequality
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Qualitative data collection in a era of social distancing
- Source/Authors:
Bojana Lobe, David Morgan, Kim A Hoffman
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
interviews, focus groups, online platforms, ethics
Interviews and focus groups
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’We’re not working from home, we’re at home during a pandemic trying to work’: moving participatory research online during the coronavirus pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Kate Summers, Covid Realities
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory research, online interviews, inequalities
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Resuming Field Research in Pandemic Times
- Source/Authors:
Elisabeth Jean Wood, Douglas Rogers, K. Sivaramakrishnan, and Rene Almeling, Social Science Research Council
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
ethnography, interviews, ethics
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Advice on oral history interviewing during the Covid-19 pandemic
- Source:
Oral History Society
- Authors:
Charlie Morgan, Rob Perks, Mary Stewart and Camille Johnston
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
remote interviewing, oral history
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When the field is online
- Source/Authors:
Janet Salmons, N-Vivo by QSR International
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online methods, adapting strategies, participant relations, interviews, focus groups
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Qualitative Research in a Pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Fiona Remnant, Bath Social and Development Research network and the University of Bath Centre for Development Studies
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
QuIP style interviews, participant recruitment
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Adapting research with men during COVID-19: Experiences shifting to mobile phone-based methods
- Source/Authors:
Joe Strong, Samuel Nii Lante Lamptey, Richard Nii Kwartei Owoo, and Nii Kwartelai Quartey, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
interviews, mobile technology, ethics
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Conducting qualitative research during a period of lockdown and social distancing
- Source/Authors:
Minrie Greeff
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
via Google search (as PDF)
- Key words:
recruitment, ethics, interviews, focus groups
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Conducting Focus Group in a Global Pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Cordula Hinkes, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online focus groups, synchronous discussion
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Challenges of Doing Research in a Pandemic: Reframing, Adapting and Introducing qualitative methods
- Source/Authors:
Bea Gardner, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
adapting methods, remote interviews, audio diaries
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Zoom: from pub quizzes to social research? Reflections on internet-mediated video interviewing during the coronavirus pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Lily Monk, Covid Realities
- Date published:
Aug 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online interviews, inequalities, ethics
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GAGE Virtual Research Toolkit: Qualitative Research with Young People on Their Covid-19 Experience
- Source/Authors:
Agnieska Malachowska, Nicola Jones, Bassam Abu Hamad, Tahgreed Al Abbadi, Wafa Al Almaireh, Sarah Alheiwidi, Kifah Bani Odeh, Areham Iyasu, Yitagesu Gebre, Kiya Gezahegne, Silvia Guglielmi, Khadija Mitu, Kate Pincock, Sabina Rashid, Marcel Saleh, Maheen Sultan, Kassahun Tilahun, Fitsum Workneh, Workneh Yadete and Sally Youssef, Gender and Adolescents Global Evidence (GAGE)
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
virtual research, online interviews, online focus groups, diaries, digital storytelling, researching young people, ethics
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Rapidly setting up a research project in times of covid: the experience of livelihood impacts of coping with Covid-19 in rural Africa
- Source/Authors:
Luis Artur, Natasha Ribeiro, Jose Fernando, Milagre Nuvunga, Andrew Kingman, Rose Pritchard, Judith Krauss, Dan Brockington, Casey Ryan and Janet Fisher (Coping with Covid Team)
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
recruitment, access, ethics, inequalities, phone methods, interviews
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Online Engagement: A Guide to Creating and Running Virtual Meetings and Events
- Source/Authors:
National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement
- Date published:
Unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
online meetings, interviews, focus groups, online platforms for qual research, accessibility
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Making Deliberative Dialogue Work Online
- Source/Authors:
Crispin Butterlss, Nathan Connors, and Sally Hussey, Bang the Table
- Date published:
March 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
deliberation online, facilitating, focus groups
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Qualitative data collection in a era of social distancing
- Source/Authors:
Bojana Lobe, David Morgan, Kim A Hoffman
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
interviews, focus groups, online platforms, ethics
Ethnography and observation
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How to Conduct an Ethnography During Social Isolation
- Source/Authors:
Daniel Miller
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
Anthropology, online ethnography
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Ethnographic Fieldwork Across Online Spaces
- Source/Authors:
Christine Hine, N-Vivo by QSR International
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
digital ethnography, virtual methods, challenges, recruitment
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Participant Observation: How Does it Work Online?
- Source/Authors:
Janet Salmons, Sage Method Space
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online observation
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Collaborative autoethnography: “self-reflection” as a timely alternative’ research approach during the global pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Rituparna Roy and Sinya Uekusa in ‘Qualitative Research Journal’
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
ethnography
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Creatively Adapting Research Methods During COVID-19
- Source/Authors:
Mary Brenda Herbert, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
adapting methods, research with children, inequalities
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Researching remotely: using mapping and photography to think about space and place remotely
- Source/Authors:
Charlotte Gallagher Squires and Anna Isaacs, Covid Realities
- Date published:
Aug 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
photography, mapping lived experience, inequalities
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Resuming Field Research in Pandemic Times
- Source/Authors:
Elisabeth Jean Wood, Douglas Rogers, K. Sivaramakrishnan, and Rene Almeling, Social Science Research Council
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
ethnography, interviews, ethics
-
Research methods to consider in a pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Helen Kara
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
documentary analysis, autoethnography, digital methods, ethics
Diaries, workshops and participatory research
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Community Research During the Time of Covid-19: Solidarity, Care, and Radical Thinking
- Source/Authors:
James Duggan and Abi Hackett, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory research, researching communities, research relationships
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Researching Loneliness in a Pandemic: Touch and Touch-Technology along with ite Methodological Challenges
- Source/Authors:
Lili Golmohammadi, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
research workshops, recruitment
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Considerations for Designing Pandemic-Friendly Research
- Source/Authors:
Dely Lazarte Elliot, Dangeni, Rui He, Emily-Marie Pacheco, Dayana Balgabekova, Natthaphon Tripornchaisak and Kara Makara, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
safe research guidance, audio diaries, visuals and drawings
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Challenges of Doing Research in a Pandemic: Reframing, Adapting and Introducing qualitative methods
- Source/Authors:
Bea Gardner, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
adapting methods, remote interviews, audio diaries
-
The Best Laid Plans… Qualitative Research Design During COVID-19
- Source/Authors:
Sharon M. Ravitch, Social Science Space
- Date published:
March 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory methods, recruitment, ethics, humanizing methodology, inequalities
-
Researching remotely: using mapping and photography to think about space and place remotely
- Source/Authors:
Charlotte Gallagher Squires and Anna Isaacs, Covid Realities
- Date published:
Aug 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
photography, mapping lived experience, inequalities
-
’We’re not working from home, we’re at home during a pandemic trying to work’: moving participatory research online during the coronavirus pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Kate Summers, Covid Realities
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory research, online interviews, inequalities
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GAGE Virtual Research Toolkit: Qualitative Research with Young People on Their Covid-19 Experience
- Source/Authors:
Agnieska Malachowska, Nicola Jones, Bassam Abu Hamad, Tahgreed Al Abbadi, Wafa Al Almaireh, Sarah Alheiwidi, Kifah Bani Odeh, Areham Iyasu, Yitagesu Gebre, Kiya Gezahegne, Silvia Guglielmi, Khadija Mitu, Kate Pincock, Sabina Rashid, Marcel Saleh, Maheen Sultan, Kassahun Tilahun, Fitsum Workneh, Workneh Yadete and Sally Youssef, Gender and Adolescents Global Evidence (GAGE)
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
virtual research, interviews, focus groups, diaries, digital storytelling, researching young people, ethics
Recruitment, access and research relationships
-
Qualitative Research in a Pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Fiona Remnant, Bath Social and Development Research network and the University of Bath Centre for Development Studies
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
QuIP style interviews, participant recruitment
-
Internet Mediated Research
- Source/Authors:
Linda K Kaye, Edge Hill University
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods, participant recruitment, ethics
-
Dialogue & Debate: COVID-19 & the Digital Divide
- Source/Authors:
Cumberland Lodge
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
digital divide, inequalities, recruitment, participant relations
-
When the field is online
- Source/Authors:
Janet Salmons, N-Vivo by QSR International
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online methods, adapting strategies, participant relations, interviews, focus groups
-
Researching Loneliness in a Pandemic: Touch and Touch-Technology along with ite Methodological Challenges
- Source/Authors:
Lili Golmohammadi, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
research workshops, recruitment
-
Community Research During the Time of Covid-19: Solidarity, Care, and Radical Thinking
- Source/Authors:
James Duggan and Abi Hackett, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory research, researching communities, research relationships
-
The Best Laid Plans… Qualitative Research Design During COVID-19
- Source/Authors:
Sharon M. Ravitch, Social Science Space
- Date published:
March 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory methods, recruitment, ethics, humanizing methodology, inequalities
-
Rapidly setting up a research project in times of covid: the experience of livelihood impacts of coping with Covid-19 in rural Africa
- Source/Authors:
Luis Artur, Natasha Ribeiro, Jose Fernando, Milagre Nuvunga, Andrew Kingman, Rose Pritchard, Judith Krauss, Dan Brockington, Casey Ryan and Janet Fisher (Coping with Covid Team)
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
recruitment, access, ethics, inequalities
-
Rapidly setting up a research project in times of covid: the experience of livelihood impacts of coping with Covid-19 in rural Africa
- Source/Authors:
Luis Artur, Natasha Ribeiro, Jose Fernando, Milagre Nuvunga, Andrew Kingman, Rose Pritchard, Judith Krauss, Dan Brockington, Casey Ryan and Janet Fisher (Coping with Covid Team)
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
recruitment, access, ethics, inequalities, phone methods, interviews
-
Online Engagement: A Guide to Creating and Running Virtual Meetings and Events
- Source/Authors:
National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement
- Date published:
Unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
online meetings, interviews, focus groups, online platforms for qual research, accessibility
-
Conducting qualitative research during a period of lockdown and social distancing
- Source/Authors:
Minrie Greeff
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
via Google search (as PDF)
- Key words:
recruitment, ethics, interviews, focus groups
-
Ethnographic Fieldwork Across Online Spaces
- Source/Authors:
Christine Hine, N-Vivo by QSR International
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
digital ethnography, virtual methods, challenges, recruitment
Ethical issues and challenges
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Resuming Field Research in Pandemic Times
- Source/Authors:
Elisabeth Jean Wood, Douglas Rogers, K. Sivaramakrishnan, and Rene Almeling, Social Science Research Council
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
ethnography, interviews, ethics
-
Internet Mediated Research
- Source/Authors:
Linda K Kaye, Edge Hill University
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods, participant recruitment, ethics
-
Carrying out Qualitative Research Under Lockdown – Practical and Ethical Considerations
- Source/Authors:
Adam Jowett
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods, ethics
-
Adapting research with men during COVID-19: Experiences shifting to mobile phone-based methods
- Source/Authors:
Joe Strong, Samuel Nii Lante Lamptey, Richard Nii Kwartei Owoo, and Nii Kwartelai Quartey, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
July2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
interviews, mobile technology, ethics
-
Researching together: the value in collaboration when researching poverty during COVID-19
- Source/Authors:
Kayleigh Garthwaite, Ruth Patrick, Maddy Power and Geoff Page, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
researching poverty, low income families, ethics, inequalities
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Are novel research projects ethical during a global pandemic?
- Source/Authors:
Emily-Marie Pacheco and Mustafa Zaimağaoğlu, International Journal of Social Research Methodology
- Date published:
August2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
research ethics
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The Best Laid Plans… Qualitative Research Design During COVID-19
- Source/Authors:
Sharon M. Ravitch, Social Science Space
- Date published:
March 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory methods, recruitment, ethics, humanizing methodology, inequalities
-
Zoom: from pub quizzes to social research? Reflections on internet-mediated video interviewing during the coronavirus pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Lily Monk, Covid Realities
- Date published:
Aug 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online interviews, inequalities, ethics
-
Could a radical ethics of reciprocity help make research more relevant to action to reduce poverty and inequality?
- Source/Authors:
Jenny Popay, Covid Realities
- Date published:
Aug 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
ethics, inequalities, researching poverty
-
GAGE Virtual Research Toolkit: Qualitative Research with Young People on Their Covid-19 Experience
- Source/Authors:
Agnieska Malachowska, Nicola Jones, Bassam Abu Hamad, Tahgreed Al Abbadi, Wafa Al Almaireh, Sarah Alheiwidi, Kifah Bani Odeh, Areham Iyasu, Yitagesu Gebre, Kiya Gezahegne, Silvia Guglielmi, Khadija Mitu, Kate Pincock, Sabina Rashid, Marcel Saleh, Maheen Sultan, Kassahun Tilahun, Fitsum Workneh, Workneh Yadete and Sally Youssef, Gender and Adolescents Global Evidence (GAGE)
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
virtual research, interviews, focus groups, diaries, digital storytelling, researching young people, ethics
-
Rapidly setting up a research project in times of covid: the experience of livelihood impacts of coping with Covid-19 in rural Africa
- Source/Authors:
Luis Artur, Natasha Ribeiro, Jose Fernando, Milagre Nuvunga, Andrew Kingman, Rose Pritchard, Judith Krauss, Dan Brockington, Casey Ryan and Janet Fisher (Coping with Covid Team)
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
recruitment, access, ethics, inequalities
-
Conducting qualitative research during a period of lockdown and social distancing
- Source/Authors:
Minrie Greeff
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
via Google search (as PDF)
- Key words:
recruitment, ethics, interviews, focus groups
-
Conducting Qualitative Fieldwork During COVID 19
- Source/Authors:
Deborah Lupton, N-Vivo by QSR International
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods, ethics
-
Research During Covid-19: Learning from practice
- Source/Authors:
ODI (Overseas Development Institute)
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
research challenges, digital technology, ethics
-
Researching Ethically at a time of Global Crisis: Lessons and Challenges
- Source/Authors:
Covid Realities Project
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
ethics
-
Research methods to consider in a pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Helen Kara
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
documentary analysis, autoethnography, digital methods, ethics
-
Qualitative data collection in a era of social distancing
- Source/Authors:
Bojana Lobe, David Morgan, Kim A Hoffman
- Date published:
July 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
interviews, focus groups, online platforms, ethics
Other resource lists
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Covid-19: Alternative Research Strategies: advice for students
- Source/Authors:
Canterbury Church University
- Date published:
April 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, student research
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Digital Data Research during Lockdown
- Source/Authors:
Queen’s University, Belfast
- Date published:
unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
alternative strategies, online methods, student research
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Considerations for Conducting Qualitative Health Research During Covid-19
- Source/Authors:
The Centre for Critical Qualitative Health Research, University of Toronto
- Date published:
August 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
health research
-
Resources for Researchers During the Corona Pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Ghent University
- Date published:
unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
support for researchers
-
Resources for Doing Qualitative Research During a Pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Qualitative Health Research Group, McGill University
- Date published:
unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
digital ethnography
-
Fieldwork During Covid-19
- Source/Authors:
Library Support for Qualitative Research
- Date published:
unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
remote interviewing, virtual fieldwork, Qual software
-
Managing your Research
- Source/Authors:
Virtual not Viral
- Date published:
unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
online methods, online fieldwork, ethics
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Switching to Teaching, Learning, and Researching Online – What Does It Mean for Research Methods?
- Source/Authors:
Eva Nedbalova, National Centre for Research Methods
- Date published:
unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
online methods
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Resources for Virtual Fieldwork. Online Tools for Experiential Learning
- Source/Authors:
Royal Geographical Society
- Date published:
unknown
- Found at:
- Key words:
virtual reality, geography field work, game-based tools
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Tips for Collecting Primary Data in a Covid-19 Era
- Source/Authors:
Fiona Samuel, Overseas Development Institute (ODI)
- Date published:
June 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
participatory research, remote data collection, virtual methods readings
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Remote Research methods to use during the Covid-19 Pandemic
- Source/Authors:
Kate Hawkins, Jessica Amegee and Rosie Steege, ARISE
- Date published:
May 2020
- Found at:
- Key words:
online methods, ethics, ethnography, interviews, inequalities