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College of Education and Human Ecology

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April 4, 2025

Managing and Sharing Qualitative Data via the Qualitative Data Repository (QDR) (Virtual Event)

In this webinar, researchers will learn about options for sharing qualitative data, with a focus on the Qualitative Data Repository, of which OSU is an institutional member. Dessi Kirilova, QDR’s Senior Curation Specialist, will show how the deposit process works and will present examples of nuanced data sharing possibilities, including of sensitive data, securely shared under varying levels of access control.

More broadly, researchers will gain a better understanding of qualitative data sharing norms and practices in the social and health sciences, and of simple steps they can take to manage qualitative research materials during the course of projects, which help them stay organized in their own work and enable future archiving and re-use of the materials they so carefully collect. This webinar is designed for anyone who uses qualitative or multi-method techniques in their research — such as faculty, graduate students, and independent researchers, and the staff who support them — and is especially timely for those applying for federal or nonprofit funding who need to prepare a data management / sharing plan (DMP or DMSP) for their qualitative or multi-method research projects.

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/ databases, qualitative research methodology, research, research development, research process

April 4, 2025

Introduction to MAXQDA: A Qualitative Data Analysis Tool (Virtual Event)

Join us for a Virtual workshop title introduction to using MAXQDA, a qualitative data analysis software. The workshop will provide an overview of how best to start analyzing qualitative data in MAXQDA.

Topics to be covered include: 

  • What is MAXQDA?
  • How to access MAXQDA on campus
  • How to import different types of qualitative data into MAXQDA
  • How to use MAXQDA’s coding tools
  • How to query files and data
  • Where to find additional training resources for MAXQDA

No prior experience using MAXQDA is necessary for participating in this workshop. However, some experience conducting qualitative research may be helpful.

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/ data analysis, data visualization, databases, research

April 4, 2025

The Role of Patents in Research and Innovation (Workshop)

Are you an inventor interested in protecting your ideas, products or process? Would you like to explore the state of the art regarding research and innovation in a particular field? Join us for an information session to learn about patents as a type of Intellectual Property Protection, and their role in the research and innovation process. Basic definitions and examples will be shared with participants, together with a general description of the lifecycle of patents. FAQs about patents will also be part of the session.

This event is being offered in person only. Please note that the event will take place in the Research Commons on the 3rd floor of the 18th Avenue Library. Please direct questions to researchcommons@osu.edu. 

Photograph of Dr. Patricia Verdines, Engineering Librarian

About the Presenter:

Patricia Verdines is an Engineering Librarian since January 2024, and together with other two subject librarians, serves the Patent, Trademark and Resource Center (Welcome – Patent and Trademark Resource Center (PTRC) – Research Guides at Ohio State University) at Ohio State University Libraries. Before joining OSU Libraries, she served many years as a faculty member supervising undergraduate and graduate students conducting industry sponsored Capstone Projects at the College of Engineering in a private technical university in Mexico. She holds a BS in Information Systems Engineering from Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon, Mexico; a Master’s in Information Engineering from the University of Tokyo, Japan; and a PhD in Information Science from the University of Maryland College Park.

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/ career development, proposal development, research, research process

April 4, 2025

Demystifying Research Series: Your author identity and how to manage it (Virtual Event)

As a graduate student, what steps can you take to begin to manage your author identity? As an author, what rights do you have to control how your scholarship is used or shared? This presentation will cover the basics of managing your author identity and rights under copyright law. We’ll provide an overview of author identifiers (ORCID, Scopus, and Google Scholar) and discuss common issues to consider when publishing, such as predatory publishing and understanding and retaining rights under the terms of a publishing agreement.

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/ career development, professional development, publishing, research, research development

March 31, 2025

Free research forum on high-quality math learning and family engagement among Black preschoolers (Zoom)

Join us via Zoom for the April Crane Research Forum as Dr. Ashli-Ann Douglas discusses supporting math learning among Black preschoolers.

Headshot of Dr. Ashli-Ann Douglas

 

Dr. Ashli-Ann Douglas, research associate in Mathematics Education at WestEd

 

Research has demonstrated that families’ efforts to support their preschool-aged children’s math learning at home are significantly related to their children’s math skills which are, in turn, strong predictors of their later math achievement. In this session, Dr. Ashli-Ann Douglas will review the research literature on home math engagement and discuss a recent study on Black families’ involvement in, perspectives about, and desired resources for supporting their preschool-aged children’s math learning. Dr. Douglas will discuss how these findings can inform math instruction within preschool programs to better support the math development of Black preschoolers and improve family-school partnerships focused on early math.

Dr. Ashli-Ann Douglas is a Mathematics Education Researcher at WestEd and a co-facilitator of the National Association for the Education of Young Children’s Early Math Interest Forum. She works to understand and improve the quality of mathematics teaching and learning, with special interests in early childhood education, student mindset, and culturally responsive-sustaining learning opportunities. She has disseminated research findings through professional development workshops, conference presentations, nontechnical reports, book chapters, and peer-reviewed journal articles. Dr. Douglas earned a PhD and MS in Developmental Psychology from Vanderbilt University and a BA in Psychology from Fisk University. She has also completed certificates in elementary school and college teaching and is a certified reviewer for the What Works Clearinghouse group design standards v5.0.

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/ child development, educational research, families, research

March 24, 2025

An AI Playground (Virtual Event)

Interact with—and question—AI (Artificial Intelligence) technologies capable of disrupting academia. From agentic research assistants to customized AI tools to visualize data, see firsthand how AI can both enable and challenge research and instruction. Prepare to debate ethical gray areas and leave with fresh perspectives on what it means to engage with AI in your academic career.

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/ data visualization, professional development, research, technology

March 24, 2025

Introduction to MAXQDA: A Qualitative Data Analysis Tool (Virtual Event)

Join us for a Virtual workshop title introduction to using MAXQDA, a qualitative data analysis software. The workshop will provide an overview of how best to start analyzing qualitative data in MAXQDA.

Topics to be covered include: 

  • What is MAXQDA?
  • How to access MAXQDA on campus
  • How to import different types of qualitative data into MAXQDA
  • How to use MAXQDA’s coding tools
  • How to query files and data
  • Where to find additional training resources for MAXQDA

No prior experience using MAXQDA is necessary for participating in this workshop. However, some experience conducting qualitative research may be helpful.

Register Now

/ data analysis, databases, qualitative research methodology, research

February 25, 2025

Proposal Basics Webinar for Early Career Faculty (Webinar)

On Thursday, March 6, 2025, from 11:30am-12:30pm, Research Development (Nadeane Howard) will host a webinar focused on proposal basics for early career tenure-track faculty. In this webinar, Nadeane will review basic university proposal information, solicitation cycles, proposal components, budget highlights, and writing tips. There will also be time for open discussion on these topics and any other early-career-related research topics you’d like to discuss with the group. Please join us to not only learn a bit more about proposal development, but also for an opportunity to virtually network with your colleagues. Please RSVP if you would like to attend.

 

/ early career, proposal development, research, research development

February 25, 2025

Defense-supported Grant Funding for Early Career Faculty (Webinar)

On Monday, March 3, 2025, from 12-1pm, Nadeane Howard, Senior Reseach Development Specialist for Early Career Grants, will host a webinar focused on defense-supported grant funding for early-career faculty.  Nadeane will share information about the U.S. Army’s open BAA, as well as quick overviews of the other defense opportunities that are available throughout the year.  Please come with questions!  We look forward to seeing you all soon!

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/ early career, grant funding, research, research development

February 19, 2025

Research and Innovation Showcase

The Research and Innovation Showcase brings awareness to Ohio State’s role as a global leader in impactful research and innovation. Hosted by the Enterprise for Research, Innovation and Knowledge (ERIK), the showcase highlights a variety of voices from around the campus, with deep subject matter expertise, who have collaborated with ERIK to execute excellent work. The inspiring speakers will share their passions that lead to groundbreaking discovery or an entrepreneurial journey. The event culminates in the awarding of Ohio State’s Innovator of the Year awards. 

/ career development, globalization, innovation, professional development, research

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