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- How does it work?
- Phase 1: design
- Phase 2: data collection
- 1 Objectives of the data collection phase
- 2 Choosing a data collection method
- 3 Quantitative data collection methods
- 4 Qualitative methods of data collection
- 5 Choosing a data collection method
- 6 Operationalization
- 7 Population and sample
- 8 How do you design a survey?
- 9 Conducting interviews
- 10 Quality of research
- 11 Method selection template
- 12 Submit your method selection and logbook
- Phase 3: analysis
- Phase 4: evaluation
- 1 Objectives of the evaluation phase
- 2 Checklist for conclusions
- 3 Checklist for discussion
- 4 Checking research quality
- 5 Checklist for appendices
- 6 Reference list tool
- 7 Milestones for the research report
- 8 Executive report
- 9 Research report template
- 10 Checklist for research report
- 11 Submit the whole research report
- 12 Submit your whole logbook
- How far am I?
- Inspiration
Make your own animated statistics
tip: on gapminder.org you can download a program to make animated statistics yourself.
Statistics is fun on gapminder.org.
Discover on Gapminder.org how you can play with statistics without disappearing in a swamp of boring formulas and screeds of figures.
Hans Rosling demonstrates how to make fantastic presentations. Watch this video to see how he explains the growth in the world population using IKEA boxes.
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