Find guidance about designing studies that use surveys to collect

Thinking about designing a survey research project? This post includes interviews with authors of two recent SAGE books about different aspects of survey research.

Case study methods are used by researchers in many disciplines. Here are some open-access articles about multimodal qualitative or mixed methods designs that include both qualitative and quantitative elements.

Case study methodology is both unique, and uniquely confusing. It is unique given one characteristic: case studies draw from more than one data source.

In this interview Gillian Rose and Janet Salmons discuss visual methodologies and methods, and the fifth edition of Rose’s important book, Visual Methodologies: An Introduction to Researching with Visual Materials.

Images or other creative expressions generated by participants can offer rich sources of data. What are the ethical issues in such studies, and how can we navigate them? Find examples and guidance in this collection of open-access articles.

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.

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.

Interested in Indigenous methods? Find the webinar recording and related resources in this post.

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

Register for free in-depth NVivo webinars from research experts, including SAGE authors.

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

Learn about the multidisciplinary and research-focused business writings from a Spanish perspective in the open-access Business Research Quarterly.

The co-editors of this important collection discuss research in an Asian context.

Sometimes crossing cultural boundaries means collecting data from people who speak a language different from your own. This post includes an introduction and articles about translation of narrative data.

Interested in cultural issues for researchers in global settings? Watch an interview with Safary Wa-Mbaleka and a webinar panel with Arceli Rosario.

Explore researchers' roles and practices for developing trust in this collection of open access articles.

The Pew Research Center conducted a far-reaching study about “Being Asian in America,” with 66 online focus groups in 18 languages. Find a documentary, recorded interviews, and details about the methodology in this post.

In this 2018 interview Dr. Benson Honig discusses ethical research conduct.

These posts offer how-to steps that will help you make the best use of SAGE Research Methods library database resources.