Carla Quesada Pallarès
Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
SIG Coordinator
Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
SIG Coordinator
Research methods are at the core of any empirical study. Learning researchers have at their disposal a rich repertoire of different qualitative, quantitative, and mixed method designs that correspond with different underlying methodological and epistemological paradigms. These methods are associated with various units of analysis on individual and collective levels.
The aim of the SIG is to offer a forum and platform for all those who wish to engage in discussions, dialogues, reflections, and joint collaborations on methods in learning research. In doing so, the SIG is open for all methods, methodologies, and epistemologies that address the processes, practices, and outcomes of human learning. Some key questions are:
EARLI Methods Chats are low-key meetings in which EARLI members gather to talk about their experiences, ideas, questions... regarding a specific methodological topic. They are designed for both junior and senior researchers, for beginners, experts, and anyone in between. The idea is that we can all learn from each other. Whoever you are, please join us if you want to chat about methods and meet like-minded peers!
Zoom Link for the Methods Chat
December 10th 2024, 1pm-2pm (CET)
Discussant: Dr. Denis Weger (University of Vienna, Austria)
January 21st 2025, 1pm - 2pm (CET)
Discussant: Katrien Hermans (University Hasselt, Belgium)
February, 4th 2025, 1pm - 2pm (CET)
What career opportunities do I have with my skills in research methodologies inside and outside academia?
How can I make the most of my methodological skills in my career choice?
How can I pave my way to the right job for me?
Prof. Dr. Judith Schonenboom (Professor for Empirical Pedagogy; University of Vienna) and Dr. Paulina Robalino (Head of People Data Science & Research; SILK Research Centre) are experienced researchers inside and outside academia and are going to discuss these questions in order to enrich our career planning with valuable perspectives and experiences.
May 14th 2024, 1pm - 2pm
Discussant: Dr. Denis Weger (University of Vienna)
April 23rd 2024, 1pm-2pm
Discussant: Felipe Sanchez Burgos (Lancaster University)
February 7th 2024, 1pm-2pm
Discussant: Aldin Alijagic (University of Augsburg, Germany)
January 10th 2024, 1pm-2pm
Discussant: Dr. Ann-Sophie Grub (Saarland University, Germany)
November 29th 2023, 1pm-2pm
Discussant: Dr. Paulina Robalino (SILK Research Centre, Spain)
SIG 17 Biannual Conference 2026
... to be announced soon!
SIG 4 & 17 Biannual Conference 2024
SIG 17 Biennial Conference 2020 (CANCELLED)
SIG 17 & 25 Biennial Conference 2018