abstract – Mixing Quantitative with Qualitative Methods. Current practices in designing experiments, gathering data and analysis with mixed methods reporting.

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Morrison, A., Viller, S., Heck, T., Davis, K. (2017). Mixing quantitative with qualitative methods: current practices in designing experiments, gathering data and analysis with mixed methods reporting. In Proceedings of the 29th Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction (OzCHI’17). New York, NY, USA: ACM, 654-655, doi>10.1145/3152771.3156195

Mixing Quantitative with Qualitative Methods

In this workshop, we ask what are the best practice methods being used in the OzCHI community to address the complexities inherent in applying triangulation processes.

We focus on eliciting and presenting exemplars of contemporary practice with mixing qualitative and quantitative methods used in the HCI field (in Australia and in the international community) with an understanding the problem exists in many (in particular) interdisciplinary communities.

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