Author Archives: EGCreamer

About EGCreamer

I am a faculty member and an avid foodie, traveler, Francophile, and cook. I recently completed a textbook with SAGE, An Introduction to Fully Integrated Mixed Method Research. The site offers supplemental materials, photos, You Tubes, and articles from popular media that illustrate creative uses of multiple methods.

Visual Displays in Qualitative and Mixed Methods Research to be Released July 2, 2024

This new book by author E. Creamer expands ideas about how joint displays can be used in both qualitative and mixed methods as a tool to advance analysis. Packed with creative examples from diverse fields, the book is available for pre-order https://www.routledge.com/Visual-Displays-in-Qualitative-and-Mixed-Method-Research-A-Comprehensive-Guide/Creamer/p/book/9781032301419

Figures, tables, and other types of displays that bridge qualitative and mixed methods research

8 Activities/Lesson Plans Available for a Class or Workshop About MMR

For instructors looking for something off-the shelf to teach a one or more units about mixed methods, this WordPress page in mixedmethodsinthenews.com includes a table with links to a lesson plan for 8 units about mixing and mixed methods. Each unit includes a list of reading, its purpose, learning objectives, and suggests an interactive activity for use in a workshop, in-person or on-line course. https://fullyintegratedmixedmethods.com/lesson-plans/

Chapter Overviews

In January 2018, I started to post an overview of each chapter of my textbook, An Introduction to Fully Integrated Mixed Method Research, in You Tube. These review key points from each chapter. Detailed Power Point slides for each chapter are available as supplemental materials through the SAGE website.

Here are links to those overviews:

Chapter 1 Overview – Jan 2018
Chapter 2 Rationales for Using MMR
Chapter 3: Paradigmatic Issues in MMR

Handout-Creative Strategies for Mixing

This color handout has a list of creative strategies for mixing qualitative and quantitative data and analytic procedures. It’s organized by research phases (i.e. during the design phase, during data collection, during analysis, and in constructing conclusions). It’s a summary from my textbook, An Introduction to Fully Integrated Mixed Methods Research.

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Intro to Fully Integrated Mixed Methods Research