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To view resources for Distance Learning, click the Distance Education Resources tab.
Check this website often for news updates, helpful links, and other tools for faculty. If you have suggestions of content for these pages, please email us: cetl@txwes.edu.
Dr. Amy Collier (CETL Director) recommends:
"Research design: Qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods approaches" by John W. Creswell
This Creswell book should be a fixture in the library of every professor and doctoral student. Creswell clearly describes the process of planning research studies and writing research proposals. I like that Creswell guides the reader through thinking about writing the research framework, not just planning the research framework.
Though Creswell tends to lean towards mixed methods research in his books (which is not my preferred paradigm), this book is even-handed in its description of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods research.
Creswell's book is a fantastic resource for any researcher and scholar.
If you would like to write a recommendation for a CETL book that you have read, email cetl@txwes.edu. For a list of available CETL books, browse the West Library catalog using the search term "CETL"
"Research design: Qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods approaches" by John W. Creswell
This Creswell book should be a fixture in the library of every professor and doctoral student. Creswell clearly describes the process of planning research studies and writing research proposals. I like that Creswell guides the reader through thinking about writing the research framework, not just planning the research framework.
Though Creswell tends to lean towards mixed methods research in his books (which is not my preferred paradigm), this book is even-handed in its description of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods research.
Creswell's book is a fantastic resource for any researcher and scholar.
If you would like to write a recommendation for a CETL book that you have read, email cetl@txwes.edu. For a list of available CETL books, browse the West Library catalog using the search term "CETL"
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