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The course is designed for doctoral students in business administration who want to learn about and conduct online research as to harness insights from the large amount of (openly available) online data. The aim of the course is to provide students with methodological foundations and advanced knowledge on online research methods in business studies. After attending this course, participants should be able to: understand the opportunities and challenges of online research methods – plan and conduct qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods online research – handle data management – visualize online data – become sensitive to the specific ethical issues of online research.

Das Online-Seminar erläutert Ihnen, was freie und offene Bildungsressourcen sind und wie Sie diese OER für Ihre wissenschaftliche Arbeit verwenden können

In this workshop, you will gain a basic understanding of data literacy and data culture, not only for data professionals but for all types of users of data and statistics. We will explore the questions of how conventions are at the heart of co-production of statistics and society — and what decision-making processes drive them. We will approach the answer by taking concrete case studies and questions from the current political landscape and try to answer them with the best possible quantifications.

This course will focus on educating students about DLT systems enabling them to develop conceptual as well as practical solutions, as well as will learn how to generate new theoretical insights based upon their research. The participants will learn how blockchain systems work and how they may disrupt or transform existing business models. They will gain insights into paradigmatic changes occurring from economic, organizational, and computer science viewpoints. As learning outcomes, the participants will receive insights how to conduct information systems research on blockchain that is innovative, rigorous, and relevant. Course participants will be able to: identify research opportunities in the context of blockchain and DLT systems – analyse how blockchain systems are engineered – combine insights from an interdisciplinary perspective to research DLT systems in a sociotechnical context – reflect critically on their own PhD projects in the light of blockchain research trend to generate academically sound, theoretical insights themselves – design and conduct research DLT and blockchain systems.

Do you know that feeling, when you work on your research project after not having looked at it for a while (for example after receiving reviews) and you can’t remember how the different parts fit together? And when you finally figure it out again, the results are somehow different. Oh no! In this course we will set you up to never run into these kinds of issues again. Let’s get your research project organized, under version control, stable, and published so that you can confidently say that your research is reproducible.
Weekly Online Course Dates: 17.10., 24.10., 07.11., 14.11.

Das Online-Seminar zeigt den Weg von der Quellenangabe zum Volltext auf. Was muss beachtet werden? Welche Möglichkeiten der Recherche gibt es?