Learning Objectives:
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Ability to define various data collection techniques |
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Knowledge of the differences between quantitative and qualitative research and the advantages and limitations of each. |
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Ability to identify and use data mining (secondary data) sources. |
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Ability to describe variables and units of measurement. |
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Knowledge of the differences between validity and reliability. |
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Ability to develop a research proposal. |
To complete this Topic successfully, please complete the following activities in the order shown below:
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Textbook Reading:
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On-line
Lesson: Chapter 2: Methods and of Data Collection
On-line
Lesson: Chapter 3: Measurement in
Leisure Research
Assignment: Levels
of Measurement
Job
Competency Analyses of Entry-Level Resort and Commercial Recreation
Professionals
Trust
for Public Lands Telephone Survey
Trust
for Public Lands Telephone Survey Results
Web
Reference: Electronic
Statistics Textbook
Web
Reference: Qualitative Research
Sites
Once you have completed the activities in this topic, you should:
Go on to Module 3: Research Design
[Class]
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