1. Case Study: An in-depth analysis of a single case or a small number of cases. This method involves a detailed examination of a subject within its real-life context, often using multiple sources of evidence.

2. Ethnography: A qualitative research method where the researcher immerses themselves in a community or organization to observe and interact with participants in their natural environment. The goal is to understand the culture, behaviors, and social interactions.

3. Phenomenology: This method focuses on exploring and understanding individuals' lived experiences and the essence of these experiences. Researchers aim to describe phenomena as they are perceived by the participants.

4. Survey Research: A method that involves collecting data from a large number of respondents using questionnaires or interviews. This method is used to gather information about people’s attitudes, opinions, behaviors, or characteristics in a structured manner.

5. Experimental Research: A research method that involves manipulating one or more independent variables to determine their effect on one or more dependent variables. This method often includes a control group and random assignment.

6. Correlational Research: A method used to determine the relationship between two or more variables. This method does not imply causation but rather identifies whether and how strongly variables are related.

CATEGORIES

1. Qualitative Methods: Case Study, Ethnography, Phenomenology

2. Quantitative Methods: Survey Research, Experimental Research, Correlational Research

The new learnings which will help me in writing my research project.

2. Have you been provided with sufficient support throughout the module?

Yes.

3. Is there anything that could be improved about the module so far? (think about structure/ content/activities/ delivery/ Nile site)

So far so good

4. Is there anything that could be changed immediately?

No

5. Any other comments?

Keep up the good work. Looking forward to the next session.