Training

See also: Coastal Training Network, Sustainable Human Systems

The social sciences are a valuable but often overlooked element of coastal zone managment. Issues from marsh restoration to flood mitigation all involve understanding critical human elements - knowledge, values, and attitudes - of the people who live, work, and play in these areas. This workshop is taught by NOAA's Office for Coastal Management.

The Analyzing Qualitative Data module provides participants with the knowledge and skills to analyze qualitative information from surveys, interviews, and focus groups.

Workshop Objectives

Participants will learn to:

• Describe key differences between qualitative and quantitative analysis types
• Identify and utilize basic approaches of inductive and deductive analyses
• Code, categorize, and sort data

Workshop Format

This is a virtual workshop. It is one of 3 modules in a series on Social Science Basics for Coastal Managers. Registration in one does not guarantee registration in the other 2 modules. You must sign up for each individually. You do not have to sign up for the first one to understand the others. Sign up for the topics you are interested in.

Workshop Registration

This workshop is being offered jointly by the Coastal Training Programs of the Elkhorn Slough and San Francisco Bay NERR. Registration is being handled through EventBrite, not this website. To register, please visit:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/social-science-basics-for-coastal-managers-analyzing-qualitative-data-tickets-528796894747

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