Want to design and plan a review study? Find open-access examples of systematic reviews, meta-syntheses, meta–analyses, and integrative literature reviews. Also, learn more with related SAGE books.

Review research has become a credible and legitimate form of scientific inquiry in various fields of science including management and organizational sciences. Find open-access articles with practical advice about planning a review study.

Not all research involves words or numbers. Creative, visual, and arts-based methods are being used in new ways, in many fields of study. Find open-access examples in this post.

Welcome to December 2022 and a focus on creative, visual, and arts-based methods!

Listen to a conversation about online methods with Dr. Suzanne Albray, host of the DoBetterResearch podcast series, and Dr. Janet Salmons, Research Community Manager for Methodspace.

This collection of open-access SAGE journal articles includes a variety of perspectives on collaborative research and writing.

Getting started with a new collaborative project? Think about approaches for working with others within a group, intra-group collaboration, or across groups, inter-group collaboration.

Some barriers to collaboration identified in business relationships can help us think about how to prepare for potential obstacles to success in collaborative research or writing projects.

Big Data can mean the research is too big to conduct on your own. In this post, find four types of research collaborations involving Big Data, with open-access examples.

The focus for October 2022 is on collaboration. What do we mean when we use this term?

Contributors to The SAGE Handbook of Qualitative Research in the Asian Context discuss their methodological choices.

Learn about the SAGE Research Methods Project Planner.

The Methodspace focus for August 2022 is on research ethics. While following the guidelines and protocols from your institution can be challenging, the dilemmas multiply when you conduct international research. Find open access resources and articles in this post.

In this collection of posts, Dr. Sharon Ravitch and her colleagues explore the need for “Flux Methodology” in changing times.

Dr. Maria Lahman offers practical advice for anyone interested in studying children, or engaging them as co-researchers.

What methods fit studies with older participants? This collection of open-access articles offers a range of options.

Find posts and open-access articles about storytelling in the data collection stage, and in communication about research that reaches diverse readers.

This collection of open-access SAGE journal articles show a variety of creative and participatory methods used when studying youth.

Emma Geen, Matthew Lariviere, and Helen Manchester discuss speculative storytelling workshops as a way to use creativity and collaboration to study attitudes towards ageing.

Conditions in the world are changing, so researchers need to be responsive to participants. Find a practical, thoughtful post from Dr. Sharon Ravitch.