COURSE DESCRIPTION
This webinar mini-series will provide real-life examples of ways to adapt quantitative and qualitative data collection methods during the COVID-19 pandemic. During the webinar series, participants will have the opportunity to discuss barriers, solutions, and lessons learned related to data collection during this critical time.
In webinar one, participants will explore ways to adapt quantitative data collection methods during the pandemic. Participants will learn how to identify effective methods for adapting quantitative data collection during a pandemic, and ways to address confidentiality concerns with participants during online quantitative data collection.
PRESENTER
Kyle Barrington, Ph.D., has over 30 years' experience in the field of substance misuse prevention and treatment. His experiences include being a substance abuse counselor, director of a dual-diagnosis hospital unit for adults and youth, director of an emergency shelter for runaway and homeless youth, and evaluator for local and statewide organizations. Dr. Barrington has extensive experience evaluating the impact of alcohol and drug abuse prevention programs and practices. He has five published, peer-reviewed articles, has been quoted in several scholarly articles, and has conducted over 200 program evaluations.
Don't miss Part Two: Qualitative Data Collection During the Pandemic on January 26, 2021.
In webinar two, participants will explore ways to adapt qualitative data collection methods during the pandemic. Specifically, participants will learn to identify effective methods for adapting qualitative data collection during a pandemic and describe ways to address confidentiality concerns during online qualitative data collection.
