SHERI Workshop | Resources

The organization Unite for Sight has a series of pages divided into modules guiding research from question conception to data preparation and analysis.

The University of Regina has a research dissemination toolkit for when it is time to share the knowledge you have gained.

A comprehensive website from the University of Surrey entitled an Introduction to Research.

A four-episode series from the University of Leicester on the basics of research methods.

A nice collection of audio podcasts from the National Centre for Research Methods in England.  Very strong on ideas for qualitative research, including ethics, interviewing, social media, and how much data is enough data.

A professor from UC Davis gives an overview of research methodologies.

This vodcast from the University of New South Wales presents a series of short animations explaining a variety of sampling techniques used within the data gathering phase of the research process.

Popular videos from the archive of the National Centre for Research Methods in England, with a special emphasis on qualitative methods.

Cook D, Bordage G, Twelve tips on writing abstracts and titles: how to get people to use and cite your work, Medical Teacher, 2016

Blanco MA, Gruppen LD, Artino AR Jr, Uijtdehaage S, Szauter K, Durning SJ. How to write an educational research grant: AMEE Guide No. 101. Med Teach. 2016;38(2):113-22.