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| Trainer | Megan MacCormac, PhD Candidate, Western University |
| Language(s) | English |
| Location | Ontario, Canada |
| Radius | Canada |
| Workshops | Standard Workshops Starter Workshop Advanced Workshops Method-Focused Workshops Visualizations Qualitative Evaluation Audio-Video Analysis Other types of workshops Organizing Literature Review Data Conducting Literature Reviews Oral History Data Analysis |
| Methodological Expertise | Content analysis, mixed methods, literature reviews, qualitative data analysis software, interpretive biography, archival research, ethnography, basic statistics, multivariate analysis |
| Experience | I am a PhD Candidate at Western University. I have taught social research methods at the introductory level where students learned how to use MAXQDA software to analyze oral history transcripts. I have been using MAXQDA since July 2018 and I specialize in both qualitative and quantitative social research methods. I have utilized both the qualitative and quantitative components of MAXQDA to conduct literature reviews, code interview transcripts, code archival documents, and conduct basic statistical analysis based on document properties. |
| Relevant Publications | MacCormac, M. 2019. “Why was I not taught to use this software earlier?” A gendered exploration of university students’ beliefs towards their future use of CAQDAS.” International Journal of Pedagogy, Innovation, and Technologies. 6(1) p. 58-70 |
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mmaccor2@uwo.ca |
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https://twitter.com/meganmaccormac |