http://ignatiawebs.blogspot.com/2009/06/joining-web-research-4-beginners-online.html
For the researchers out there that are interested in using online sources to build up their research, this is a great meeting point: the Web Research 4 Beginners Online Conference.
What can you expect?
Starting 22 June up until 26 June, during five days, two presentations a week will be given by a variety of speakers. The conference is hosted by the University of Manitoba, home of Web Research conference.
They even have a conference tab for any kind of following purposes: WR4B09.
The conference is multidisciplined, with international speakers and it can all be followed wearing your pyjama's or any which way you want to.
Let me just copy from their homepage:
Ever consider online data collection for your research? Can web research be practical for longitudinal studies? Could one implement a clinical treatment online? Are ethical issues tractable? What features are important in survey research software? These and other questions will be addressed by this online conference, which is designed to provide the curious web research novice with an overview of the issues, promise, and pitfalls of online research.
The convenient conference format will allow you to:
Compelling reasons to attend:
If the topics look interesting and the schedule works for you, register now."
I do not know about you, but I am enrolling myself immediately...
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