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Condition: New. Caitlin R. Kight is Senior Lecturer in Education Studies at the University of Exeter, UK. This book introduces a novel approach to data analysis in the social sciences: personal knowledge management (PKM) as and for postqualit.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This book introduces a novel approach to data analysis in the social sciences: personal knowledge management (PKM) as and for postqualitative inquiry (PQI).Both PKM and PQI approaches are increasingly gaining traction amongst global audiences, yet scholars continue to grapple with how best to apply these principles in practice. Exploring how the ideas of 'postqualitative analysis' and 'personal knowledge management' speak to each other, and how this dialogue can be of use to those who engage in research and communication, the book seeks to answer these questions in an accessible, practical way. It draws not only on scholarly literature but also on real-world case studies and experiences to showcase how knowledge workers can apply these concepts in their own context. It specifically describes how PKM techniques - which are typically conceived as a way to organise information - can also be used to facilitate the interpretation and analysis of research data. The book is appropriate for readers who are new to PKM, PQI, or both, including undergraduate or postgraduate dissertation students, postdocs, and more established researchers.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book introduces a novel approach to data analysis in the social sciences: personal knowledge management (PKM) as and for postqualitative inquiry (PQI).Both PKM and PQI approaches are increasingly gaining traction amongst global audiences, yet scholars continue to grapple with how best to apply these principles in practice. Exploring how the ideas of postqualitative analysis and personal knowledge management speak to each other, and how this dialogue can be of use to those who engage in research and communication, the book seeks to answer these questions in an accessible, practical way. It draws not only on scholarly literature but also on real-world case studies and experiences to showcase how knowledge workers can apply these concepts in their own context. It specifically describes how PKM techniques which are typically conceived as a way to organise information can also be used to facilitate the interpretation and analysis of research data. The book is appropriate for readers who are new to PKM, PQI, or both, including undergraduate or postgraduate dissertation students, postdocs, and more established researchers. This book explores how personal knowledge management (PKM) can support postqualitative inquiry (PQI) in social science research. Drawing on scholarship and real-world examples, it shows how PKM techniquesbeyond organising informationcan aid research data interpretation. Suitable for students, postdocs, and researchers new to PKM or PQI. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book introduces a novel approach to data analysis in the social sciences: personal knowledge management (PKM) as and for postqualitative inquiry (PQI).Both PKM and PQI approaches are increasingly gaining traction amongst global audiences, yet scholars continue to grapple with how best to apply these principles in practice. Exploring how the ideas of postqualitative analysis and personal knowledge management speak to each other, and how this dialogue can be of use to those who engage in research and communication, the book seeks to answer these questions in an accessible, practical way. It draws not only on scholarly literature but also on real-world case studies and experiences to showcase how knowledge workers can apply these concepts in their own context. It specifically describes how PKM techniques which are typically conceived as a way to organise information can also be used to facilitate the interpretation and analysis of research data. The book is appropriate for readers who are new to PKM, PQI, or both, including undergraduate or postgraduate dissertation students, postdocs, and more established researchers. This book explores how personal knowledge management (PKM) can support postqualitative inquiry (PQI) in social science research. Drawing on scholarship and real-world examples, it shows how PKM techniquesbeyond organising informationcan aid research data interpretation. Suitable for students, postdocs, and researchers new to PKM or PQI. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book introduces a novel approach to data analysis in the social sciences: personal knowledge management (PKM) as and for postqualitative inquiry (PQI).Both PKM and PQI approaches are increasingly gaining traction amongst global audiences, yet scholars continue to grapple with how best to apply these principles in practice. Exploring how the ideas of postqualitative analysis and personal knowledge management speak to each other, and how this dialogue can be of use to those who engage in research and communication, the book seeks to answer these questions in an accessible, practical way. It draws not only on scholarly literature but also on real-world case studies and experiences to showcase how knowledge workers can apply these concepts in their own context. It specifically describes how PKM techniques which are typically conceived as a way to organise information can also be used to facilitate the interpretation and analysis of research data. The book is appropriate for readers who are new to PKM, PQI, or both, including undergraduate or postgraduate dissertation students, postdocs, and more established researchers. This book explores how personal knowledge management (PKM) can support postqualitative inquiry (PQI) in social science research. Drawing on scholarship and real-world examples, it shows how PKM techniquesbeyond organising informationcan aid research data interpretation. Suitable for students, postdocs, and researchers new to PKM or PQI. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…