Recent interview with a promising Gen-Z young lady, Rasleen Grover in a candid and open conversation about my experiences as a qualitative researcher, educator, and avid networker.
Scholarly writing is an important competency that is often ignored or overlooked by the novice researcher and experienced academics alike. If you are unable to present your research and writing in a scholarly fashion, you will find it difficult to publish.
The podcast provides a social constructivist/psychodynamic/grounded theory approach to leading and managing communities in cyberspace.
The podcast is designed for novice qualitative researchers and/or quantitative researchers who are interested in deploying mixed methods.
Anekantavada is an ancient Indian (Jain) doctrine of non-absolutism and multiplicity, attributed to Mahavir Jain (529 BC). It is a pivotal construct in discourse and dialogism, in addition to its wide application in qualitative research.
The podcast will provide you with a unique and nuanced understanding of lived experience as it relates to phenomenological research and inquiry.
This is an interactive podcast dedicated to the basics of ethnography, including a case study from Dr. Kirti Mishra's work in Australia.
This is part 2 of 2 podcasts dedicated to crafting effective research proposals and dissertation proposals.
The podcast is part 1 of 2 and discusses how to go about crafting effective research proposals or dissertation proposals.
This is an in-depth overview into two qualitative research data analysis approaches.
The podcast offers the listener with an overview of how IPA can be deployed to research novel phenomena.
An in-depth turnkey exploration of the "Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis" (IPA) approach to collecting, analyzing and interpreting phenomenological data.
This is a podcast of my YouTube presentation on the entire process of converting your doctoral dissertation into a Kindle and paperback book on Amazon.