Are you ready to embark on the journey of crafting a compelling academic manuscript? Join us for an engaging webinar that will equip you with the essential skills and strategies to write and structure your manuscript effectively, from inception to submission.

Join us for an engaging webinar with guest speakers Dr Leo Lo and Dr Tom Chatfield to learn what Gen AI tools are, and how they can transform your approach to studying, writing, and problem-solving, as well as understand the ethical considerations of using AI in academia.

Are you overwhelmed by the multitude of article types offered by academic journals? Join us for an illuminating webinar as we demystify the diverse array of article types and empower researchers to select the most appropriate format for their scholarly work.

Are you a researcher grappling with the daunting task of selecting the right journal to publish your research? Join us for an insightful webinar where we help empower you to make informed decisions and maximize the impact of your scholarly work.

How can you determine your priorities as a researcher, find collaborative partners, and make a real impact? Register now!

A literature review is an essential part of an academic article - it demonstrates understanding of the academic literature on a particular topic, and helps place your research in the current debates. Register now!

Copyright in academic publishing can be a complex subject, so in this webinar we will aim to answer your questions regarding permissions, types of licenses and author reuse. Register now!

Ethical publishing is essential for a better academic community and advancing science, as well as contributing to our society. Register now!

Join us for a lively SAGE Methodspace webinar, Teaching Computational Social Science. This webinar will offer practical tips to improve your instructional practice or guidance with student researchers. Dr. Janet Salmons, Research Community Manager for SAGE Methodspace will moderate the discussion, so bring your questions and join the conversation!

Investigate contemporary methods in research for studying whole health and well-being. We'll also offer practical ways to increase student engagement in research as well as enhance teaching and learning about research.

Encourage exploration of approaches to research through representational forms of inquiry. We'll also offer practical ways to increase student engagement in research as well as enhance teaching and learning about research.

Explore the benefits of incorporating arts-based methods to create a holistic research practice. We'll also offer practical ways to increase student engagement in research as well as enhance teaching and learning about research.

Uncover dynamic approaches to teaching research methods courses that meet a range of learner needs.. We'll also offer practical ways to increase student engagement in research as well as enhance teaching and learning about research.

Join us for this interactive 1-hour session and learn how to support early researchers in building strong research habits. We'll also offer practical ways to increase student engagement in research as well as enhance teaching and learning about research.

Dive deep into SAGE Research Methods (SRM) with the SAGE Engagement team during our 2022 SAGE In Session Summer Camp series—Research Methods for All!

This webinar will offer global perspectives about how to think through cultural issues at the research design stage. The cultural context is essential for researchers whether you are studying your own community or others’ communities.

Join Virginia Braun and Victoria Clarke to celebrate the publication of their new book Thematic Analysis: a Practical Guide and discuss all things Thematic Analysis.

Thematic Analysis is your definitive guide to the reflexive thematic analysis approach they developed in 2006. Joined by fellow academics Nikki Hayfield and Gareth Terry, you will get a chance to ask Ginny and Victoria questions about their work on thematic analysis and their much-anticipated new title.

How can we partner in ethical, respectful ways?

If this question is of interest, you will want to put this date in your calendar

The webinar is free, but registration is required.

How can one combine well-established research methods using numbers (such as statistics) or narrative methods (in-depth interviews) with visual participatory methods (e.g. body mapping, painting, and social mapping)?

The two presenters will present how they combined participatory methods and principles with academic rigor presenting large-scale work from India on bonded laborers and work with sexual minorities in Vietnam. They will show that the final combination of methods and tools they used depended on the research question. Each type of evidence requires a different methodology and tools and techniques for collection and analysis, some of which may be participatory while others are not.

This session will introduce the main themes of the section action-oriented participatory research methods from the new SAGE Handbook of Participatory Research and Inquiry.

Each speaker will introduce their participatory research chapter, focusing on how action is used as a way of knowing/learning/doing research.

This session features three very different participatory digital research methods to explore the advantages and disadvantages of using mobile and internet tools in participatory research methods.

In this webinar we reflect on how participatory evaluation methods and practices have evolved and diversified since the participation heyday of the 1990s. We will explore the contemporary landscape of participatory evaluation through the experiences of leading participatory evaluators who use tried and trusted methods, such as Outcome Mapping and Most Significant Change, and novel methods including SenseMaker and Ripple Effects Mapping.

We ask what is our collective learning about how to navigate the practice of participation within real-life constraints of contemporary evaluation?

This SAGE Handbook presents contemporary, cutting-edge approaches to participatory research and inquiry. It has been designed for the community of researchers, professionals and activists engaged in interventions and action for social transformation, and for readers interested in understanding the state of the art in this domain.