Tuesday 18th June 09:00 – 16:30 Talbot Campus
The choice of the most appropriate methodology to use is crucial to a project’s success and requires the researcher to have a sound grasp of the alternative approaches available to them. This workshop explores creative and arts-based methods, research using technology, mixed methods, transformative research frameworks, creative data analysis, and will involve designing research and preparing a presentation.
The aim of the workshop is to provide you with an increased awareness of the four pillars of creative research methods; help you assess which methods may be most appropriate in your research practice; and give you increased confidence in the use of creative research methods .
More information and the link for bookings are on the staff intranet.
Dr. Helen Kara has been an independent research since 1999. She has a background of employment in the private, public, and voluntary sectors, and now undertakes commissioned research and evaluation, mainly for public and voluntary sector organisations and partnerships. Her research areas are social care, health, and the voluntary/third sector.
Creative Research Methods










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