Advances in Mixed Methods Research - John W. Creswell, PhD - Keynote at the 2016 CAQD conference

This presentation deals with the conjunction of qualitative and quantitative research, commonly refered to as "Mixed Methods". By the end of it, you will have
● A basic understanding of mixed methods research
● An understanding of 10 recent advances of this methodology
● Specific examples of these advances
● A checklist of advances to determine if your project is rigorous
John W. Creswell, PhD is a Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, adjunct professor of Family Medicine and Co-Director of the Michigan Mixed Methods Research and Scholarship Program at the University of Michigan. He was founding Co-Editor for the Journal of Mixed Methods Research and has authored numerous articles and more than 25 books on mixed methods research, qualitative methodology, and general research design.
This presentation was given at the MAXQDA user conference (CAQD) March 3rd, 2016.
For more information on the CAQD, visit www.caqd.org

[@imeldaangeles2007]

Hi, I used to cite Dr. Creswell in my researches, now seeing and listening to him with these series of mixed method researches is really a learning experience. Except for the vague presentation, I learned alot and I am setting my self now for more lectures of Dr. Creswell.

[@sylvestershipolo2136]

Hi, I have been following your presentations and have been benefitting greatly. But how can you help me in reading or understanding some of your writings in your diagrams which are so faint and cant be adjusted from here to a readable font.

[@sitinadiahmohdali447]

Tq Dr, I used to cite you in my papers.=)

[@Mrchfayyaz]

Dear Prof Dr Creswell,
Thanks for your presentation,
I want to ask
I am conducting my research using Embedded mixed method design with the focus on qualitative.
is it necessary to answer a totally separat research question with secondary data or can we answer a part of research question using this data?
other participants can also answer if Prof is too busy. thanks in advance.

[@tirunehewunetu9958]

I have read your books and thy are fantastic and would you please, send me brief overview of all detailed research designs

[@purdoarkuenywar]

hi guy

[@afterthesmash]

First five minutes, too much puff, not enough substance. Bailing out.