A qualitative approach to understanding variations in experiences and its relationship to learning: An introduction to phenomenography
Carla Zoltowski, Nicholas Fila, Emily Dringenberg
Abstract
Carla Zoltowski, Nicholas Fila, Emily Dringenberg
Abstract
Phenomenography has been increasingly used to explore important questions and complex phenomena in engineering education. However, as a relatively new research method (it was introduced in 1981) with unique and nuanced methodological underpinnings, it is not always well understood. In this special session, we will provide an overview of phenomenography methodology. In addition, participants will gain experience in conducting phenomenographic analysis and interacting with real data. Finally, participants will discuss implications of phenomenographic analysis and potential applications in their teaching and research activities.
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Phenomenography has been increasingly used to explore important questions and complex phenomena in engineering education. However, as a relatively new research method (it was introduced in 1981) with unique and nuanced methodological underpinnings, it is not always well understood. In this special session, we will provide an overview of phenomenography methodology. In addition, participants will gain experience in conducting phenomenographic analysis and interacting with real data. Finally, participants will discuss implications of phenomenographic analysis and potential applications in their teaching and research activities.
Key concepts: Phenomenography, Qualitative research, Session (web analytics), Psychology, Computer science, Epistemology, Pedagogy, Sociology