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Mod•U: Powerful Concepts in Social Science
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ModU is a collection of modular video learning produced by Duke University's Social Science Research Institute about research methods and topics in the social sciences. Our website, modu.ssri.duke.edu, will use a flexible modular system that breaks these videos into playlists, chapters, and series on different topics that students of many disciplines will find useful to demystify confusion or help add connective structure to isolated concepts. The site will also sort these concepts and methods by keywords and provide interesting poll questions to help you see the applications of research concepts.
Visit us soon at modu.ssri.duke.edu for much more!
Visit us soon at modu.ssri.duke.edu for much more!
Mac vs. PC Issues with NVivo: Qualitative Research Methods
Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with NVivo to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like:
(0:05) What’s different between the Mac and Windows versions of NVivo?
(2:17) What if my team has a mix of Mac and Windows users?
(4:38) Can I compare codes by user in each version?
(0:05) What’s different between the Mac and Windows versions of NVivo?
(2:17) What if my team has a mix of Mac and Windows users?
(4:38) Can I compare codes by user in each version?
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Tips for Writing a Literature Review
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Writing a literature review about your research question can be a slightly confusing process. How do you limit the amount of work you need to review, and how do you make this process super useful to your own research project? This video gives you 2 simple questions to answer to help you write a useful and concise lit review about your research topic for a class or project. Created by Duke Unive...
Final Tips for Teamwork in NVivo: Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with NVivo to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) What’s the best way to train people new to NVivo? (0:52) Is NVivo worth the trouble for team projects? (2:35) Why do you use NVivo, Noelle?
Pros & Cons of NVivo Teamwork Styles: Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with NVivo to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) Should our team use asynchronous or hot potato coding? (0:49) Does hot potato coding take longer? (1:29) Why not just use asynchronous coding? (2:09) Is it ...
2 Tech Setups for NVivo Teamwork: Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with NVivo to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) What are the 2 ways to set up NVivo for teamwork? (0:15) Use NVivo for Teams a.k.a. “the server version” (1:02) Use the standalone NVivo (2:00) What’s so ha...
Best Practices for Teamwork in NVivo: Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with NVivo to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) What are the best practices for teamwork in NVivo? (0:20) Go through an inter-rater reliability process (3:29) Talk to your teammates frequently (4:58) How ...
Asynchronous vs. Hot Potato Teamwork: Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with NVivo to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) How are asynchronous & hot potato teamwork different with NVivo? (0:21) Which method is the most common? (3:28) What’s dangerous about this process? (4:35) ...
Preparing for Teamwork in NVivo: Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with NVivo to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) What do we need to do before we start teamwork in NVivo? (0:14) Everyone should get a little familiar with NVivo (0:34) Make someone the NVivo File Manager ...
5 Tips for Coding in NVivo: Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with NVivo to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (1:12) Child node is a type of the parent node (1:59) Group similar ideas together (2:46) Node names should be unique (3:46) Code for broad concepts, not specific ...
Should Everyone Use Software Now? : Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with different software packages to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers the question: Should all qualitative researchers be using software now?
Mixed Methods, Automation, & Privacy: Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with different software packages to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) What choice is best for mixed-methods analysis? (0:48) Do all the options automate the coding process about the same? (1:06) How do I ...
Common Issues With Inter-Rater Reliability: Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with different software packages to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) Does this process often go smoothly? (2:04) Do problems with Inter-Rater Reliability ever stop a project? (2:33) Why don’t avoid all t...
How Do I Quantify Inter-Rater Reliability? : Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with different software packages to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) How can we measure our Inter-Rater Reliability? (2:04) What are Cohen’s Kappa and Percent Agreement? (3:21) Is reporting your Inter-Ra...
Will Inter-Rater Reliability Improve My Work? : Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with different software packages to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers the question: Does Inter-Rater Reliability guarantee higher quality research?
What is Inter-Rater Reliability? : Qualitative Research Methods
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Noelle Wyman Roth of Duke University answers common questions about working with different software packages to help you in your qualitative data research and analysis, particularly when working in a project team. In this video, she covers questions like: (0:05) What is Inter-Rater Reliability? (0:50) What does it look like in practice? (2:17) Does everyone have to code everything? (2:26) How o...
Defining Valid and Reliable Codes: Qualitative Research Methods
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Defining Valid and Reliable Codes: Qualitative Research Methods
Questions for First Timers About Software: Qualitative Research Methods
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Questions for First Timers About Software: Qualitative Research Methods
Do Data Types Affect My Software Choices? : Qualitative Research Methods
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Do Data Types Affect My Software Choices? : Qualitative Research Methods
Choosing Qualitative Data Analysis Software: Qualitative Research Methods
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Choosing Qualitative Data Analysis Software: Qualitative Research Methods
Matching Your Software To Your Data: Qualitative Research Methods
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Matching Your Software To Your Data: Qualitative Research Methods
Welcome to Duke University's Mod•U channel on YouTube
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Welcome to Duke University's Mod•U channel on CZcams
The Rise of STEM Education: A Short History of Education
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The Rise of STEM Education: A Short History of Education
Inventing Annual Testing in NC: A Short History of Education
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Inventing Annual Testing in NC: A Short History of Education
Education as an Economic Engine: A Short History of Education
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Education as an Economic Engine: A Short History of Education
The Politics of Competency Tests in the 1970s: A Short History of Education
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The Politics of Competency Tests in the 1970s: A Short History of Education
The Long Struggle of Desegregation: A Short History of Education
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The Long Struggle of Desegregation: A Short History of Education
Surveys and Stories in Social Networks: A Social Network Lab in R for Beginners
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Surveys and Stories in Social Networks: A Social Network Lab in R for Beginners
Who Were the Common School Reformers?: A Short History of Education
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Who Were the Common School Reformers?: A Short History of Education
R Lab.7 - Eigenvector Centrality: A Social Network Lab in R for Beginners
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R Lab.7 - Eigenvector Centrality: A Social Network Lab in R for Beginners
R Lab.6 - Betweenness Centrality: A Social Network Lab in R for Beginners
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R Lab.6 - Betweenness Centrality: A Social Network Lab in R for Beginners
could you give me command to run counterfactual in Stata for multinomial endogenous switching model
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Very useful, thanks!
I had to pass the math test to get my diploma and pass the math class to graduate from Plant City High School in 1979whichIdid.
great video
I do believe the structure of scools was meant to prepare students for the work day, but I no longer believe it's a bad thing. A lot of schooling was bs and non beneficial, but I've come to realize the actual value of education and agree that it's necessary to have standards and continuity of what's taught across the nation. We must learn to read proficiently, which we're grossly failing at, and everyone needs to be able to write effectively. The most important subject is history so we dont fall for utopian promises that have categorically been proven to be flawed and fail. Everyone needs to understand the general structure and operation of the government in order to understand and be an educated voter. Then the kicker, math is absolutely essential! It's not about memorizing equations and solving problems you'll likely never encounter or need to remember, math teaches your brain new ways of thinking that you use every single day. No other subject trains you to approach a task objectively, usually subconsciously make a plan and see it through. At it's core, public schools are set up pretty well, it's using standardized testing to determine how much money each school gets that fucked it up. That's why poor areas have shitty schools, but more importantly, it caused every district to strictly teach whats going to be tested instead of actually educating students. If they don't do this they lose funding, so it's not a choice. Being educated and gaining knowledge is far more important than aggressively learning how to take a test. "Knowledge is whats left after you've forgotten everything you learned in school" - Einstein
So without upward social mobility, there is no point in public education bar government indoctrination?
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great lecture! Thank you for making it public.
Vallah der Typ ist voll der Zombie
Enlightenment era nonsense is cancer to society.
100% "mis leading" click bait. Our school indoctrination came from Prussia. And an evil partnership between a Government who need taxpayers and Rockefeller who needed factory workers. The goal? A dependent controllable obedient population. Time for the lie to stop.
Hi, this is Milan Das, a Research Scholar of Visva-Bharati from India. I request that you please provide me with Nvivo Sofware. This software helped me with my research work.
If person comes from a culture that does not value education, to me , as a Nigerian, that is not the white neighbor's fault.
Very interesting. Thank you. Broad St is now Broadgate St. There is a pub there named after John Snow and you can see a copy of the original pump. When Dr Snow talks about condition, he is talking about the condition of the inhabitants; in other words, their social class. Southwark is pronounced SUTH urk
bro your are a really good profesor
''Of the 117 men who signed the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution, one-third of them had no more than a few months of schooling, and only one-fourth had ever been to college.'' - Samuel Blumenfeld in Is Public Education Necessary
The Articles of Confederation were great. Those other 2 documents are terrible. Freemasonic enlightenment nonsense.
What if only one person is doing everything? Should we test it?
can I find somewhere examples of random coefficient models where the variable of the random coefficient is not continuous but categorical? ideally written with STATA or SPSS?
is transitivity the same as eigenvector centrality?
Really good lecture and east to understand, thank you
My prof suggested this video. Very succinct and awesome explanation.
Is there a difference to the ANCOVA? Always thought this is what the ANCOVA is doing ...
Thank youu!!
Great video. Is the new master file created after the inter-rater reliability just a "copy" of the file with the merged files and new date of distribution or is this an entirely new file that needs to be created? Thank you!
Thank you so much for this clear explainations I can now start understanding IV
UNDERSTANDING ME UNDERSTANDING YOU
Degree centrality , closeness centrality, betweenness centrality, eigenvaue centrality
Where is the video?
Really simple and great explanation! Thank you so much, it really helped me!
Exactly what I needed as theoretic knowledge
Mental wand
Really good series of presentations. Thank you for making it available
It's been extremely insightful Prof Masten! I really have to say that this is the best explanation we could get to learn causal inference. I would surely recommend these videos to my friends! I wonder if I can find more resources that you taught, like another boot camp? You left untouched a lot of methods, e.g. triple difference, synthetic control method (and generalized SCM), spatial econometrics, agent based modelling simulation, etc. Well... I easily freak out when seeing papers and get confused with all these different methods, but you are able to put them into a comprehensive scheme, like pieces of puzzle into its bigger picture, and explain their differences, similarities, and connections. Again, MILLION OF THANKS! Looking forward to more contents!
I wonder if this research example missed spill-over effect here, given the interconnectedness of the economy. I just imagine that maybe by the increase of cheaper labor supply in Miami causes firms to move to Miami, increasing jobs opportunity there and lowering its unemployment rate but at the same time decreasing jobs opportunity in other cities and in turn affect their unemployment rate.
A really good conclusion for furhter studying. Thanks for the whole series professor Masten!
the graph is really clear and helpful. thank you so much❤
Hi! I need some help with these concepts as I want to apply them to my dataset. It is mostly a non-dyadic form of SN data. Can anybody help?
We have been, and are continuing to, move away from an education system that concerns itself with individual virtue.
thank you so much! that is very clear❤
I wonder if this research example faces an endogeneity problem since maybe personal traits have impacts on religion, on their policy attitude, and even to where they live given the agglomeration of religion. ??
A smooth way to reinforce the Prussian model. Efficient systems teach acclimation toward ideals. To teach such ideals, students will never reach them. Like actual clockwork, ruby tongs and gears never finding solution. FYI our family fled Prussia, France, and Germany, and 60 years later saw the same system of control dominate the US government. Mostly from Horace Mann, Dale Carnegie, Vanderbilts, and the like. Public funding of education is not a moral duty, but a precipice of subjugation.
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Schooling and education are 2 different things, or should we say processes. Schooling exist to keep working class children off the streets during working hours. Education is for children of people who are going to use it. All the rich owners have said it. " We need a nation of workers not thinkers!". Of course the owners son needs an education. That is where the small private school come in. They need a family of thinkers not workers.
Also "education" doesn't necessarily mean you're properly learning what's true. Often times the truth is plain and simple, yet the highly "educated" man would rather believe a lie because it is more complicated, fancy and difficult to grasp.
Amazing video clip
Public schools were created to brainwash students to do what the government & corporations want them to do
nice trim
Shut up nerd
by god im trying to understand your words and its eluding me. your dialect dips and curls and it maddening to listen to. thank god theres a transcript
Extremely good!