Event Itinerary:

• 9.30am – 9.40am  (BST) – Introduction; Chair Dr Lewis (Northumbria University, UK)
• 9.40am – 10.10am – How can using NVivo help workflow and analysis? Adjunct Professor Patricia Bazeley (Western Sydney University, Australia)
• 10.10am-10.40am - Digital Methods: Mixing online and offline modes, within academia.  Associate Professor Dr Brady Robards (Monash University, Australia)
• 10.40am – 10.50am Break (10 minutes)
• 10.50am – 11.20am – Ethical Issues in digital methods.  Senior Lecturer Dr Claire Hewson (The Open University, UK)
• 11.20am – 11.50am –The future of digital technology and online research methods in Social Sciences.  Professor Richard Rogers (University of Amsterdam)
• 11.50am -12.00pm – Q&A and close (10 minutes)

Who is this event for: All abilities and levels.  If you are new to digital research methods or want to expand your already existing, portfolio, knowledge, and skills – then this webinar is for you.

Benefits of Attending: The webinar will provide a user-friendly opportunity to exchange knowledge, experience, and skills for researching, teaching, or supervising when using digital and online research methods.  Benefits of attending also include:

• An invaluable opportunity to gain new perspectives on digital and online research methods and enhance your digital literacy,
• A chance to enhance your research portfolio, knowledge, and skills in insightful discussions with leading global academics in the field,
• The prospect of reducing any barriers to learning, developing, and retaining existing skills, and expanding innovative digital approaches to teaching and research, and
• An opportunity to build your research network and peer support by joining our NVivo Teams channel community.

For information contact: researchsupport@northumbria.ac.uk