Résumés
Abstract
Employing a mixed methods approach to research is meant to deliver a comprehensive examination of the phenomenon under study. An integral step in mixed methods research is integrating qualitative and quantitative data. However, published reports rarely detail the process of mixing data from both approaches. Presented here is an illustration of integrating qualitative and quantitative data sets using a convergence table. A review of mixed methods research in LIS is presented, and a reflection on the challenges of integration is shared. As the mixed methods approach increases in LIS research, the example offered here aims to make integration more transparent.
Keywords:
- mixed methods,
- data integration,
- qualitative research,
- quantitative research,
- doctoral students
Résumé
Le recours à l’approche par méthodes mixtes en recherche vise à fournir un examen complet d’un phénomène étudié. L’intégration de données qualitatives et quantitatives fait partie intégrante de la recherche par méthodes mixtes. Cependant, les rapports publiés ne détaillent que rarement le processus unissant des données issues des deux approches. Un exemple d’intégration de jeux de données qualitatives et quantitatives à l’aide d’un tableau de convergence est présenté ici. Une revue de la recherche par méthodes mixtes dans le domaine de la bibliothéconomie et des sciences de l’information est présentée, et une réflexion des défis liés à l’intégration est partagée. L’approche par méthodes mixtes en recherche étant de plus en plus utilisée en bibliothéconomie et sciences de l’information, l’exemple proposé vise à rendre le processus d’intégration de données plus transparent.
Mots-clés :
- méthodes mixtes,
- intégration des données,
- recherche qualitative,
- recherche quantitative,
- étudiants au doctorat
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