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'Anonymising Research Data': New paper added to Real Life Methods website We have added a new working paper to our website: 'Anonymising Research Data' by Andrew Clark. Andrew works on our Connected Lives project and this paper outlines the issues around the anonymisation of data collected in the project. It argues against a 'blanket anonymisation' of all data at an early stage ... Read more... Submitted by on Thursday, 21st December 2006

'Diversity and Subjectivity within Qualitative Psychology': New paper added to Real Life Methods website We have added a new working paper to our website: 'Diversity and Subjectivity within Qualitative Psychology' by Brendan Gough and Anna Madill at University of Leeds. Read more... Submitted by on Thursday, 21st December 2006

Student work placements in systematic research synthesis The EPPI-Centre at the Social Science Research Unit (SSRU), Institute of Education (IOE) - University of London, has recently made available a small number of paid work placements for students interested in systematic research synthesis and evidence informed policy and practice. For more information, please click above or contact Dr Karen ... Read more... Submitted by Cesar Bazan on Thursday, 7th December 2006

Download the latest version of MlwiN for free! If you are a UK-academic (staff or student) and your email address ends with ...ac.uk, you can download the latest version of MLwiN for free. Please check out our web site for further details. Read more... Submitted by Hilary Browne on Monday, 13th November 2006

Lemma Workshop:Introduction to Multilevel Modelling - sorry, closed for bookings, now fully-subscribed Sorry, we are now closed for new bookings as this course has had a lot of interest. Subsidised by the National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) Lemma project University of Bristol, 8th-10th January 2007. This course is designed to give participants a solid grounding in multilevel modelling. The workshop will be based ... Read more... Submitted by Hilary Browne on Monday, 13th November 2006

Next version of MLwiN in preparation This year we aim to release a new version of our software. MLwiN Version 2.1 is well underway, and we are aiming for a December release. Software development can be unpredictable, so please bear with us if we take longer. Please also check our web site on the link above for ... Read more... Submitted by Hilary Browne on Thursday, 9th November 2006

Qualitative Research Workshops 2007 Qualiti are organising three workshop training events over the spring/summer of 2007. Click here for further details about these workshops Read more... Submitted by Tina Woods on Thursday, 9th November 2006

Lemma web site moved At the end of September 2006 Lemma moved to its new web address within the Centre for Multilevel Modelling's new site. Please check out our web site for help with multilevel modelling, workshop news, MLwiN software including uk academic free downloads, our other research projects and lots more information about ... Read more... Submitted by Hilary Browne on Tuesday, 7th November 2006

Real Life Methods Methods Workshops This workshop series was launched on 19 October with a workshop exploring different methodological approaches to the topic of localities. Three sets of speakers gave short introductions to the methodologies they used to research the topic and then there was an chance for participants to discuss and debate how different approaches ... Read more... Submitted by on Friday, 3rd November 2006

Systematic Research Synthesis - An Introductory Course in Edinburgh This one-day workshop (23rd November 2006) is suitable for individuals wishing to critique and familiarise themselves with systematic review methods. For more information please contact us (bgemrith@staffmailed.ac.uk); Read more... Submitted by Cesar Bazan on Friday, 3rd November 2006

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