To support researchers all over the world in coming together, we are hosting our first virtual conference, “Qualitative Research in a Changing World” on September 23, 2020.
We want our first conference to be accessible for everyone. So it runs for 24 hours, with live sessions across all time zones. To ensure you can catch all of our esteemed presenters, sessions will be made available for attendees for 90 days afterwards. The design of the NVivo Virtual Conference, according to Dr. Stacy Penna, NVivo Community Director, is to provide an opportunity for researchers to connect with the global research community.
“The NVivo Virtual Conference allows researchers to connect, learn, and share ideas in an online and interactive venue.”
We decided to organize the conference virtually, because many in-person conferences were not proceeding. Not only can attendees gain valuable learnings and insights from our expert keynote speakers, but our session presentations and poster hall showcase innovative qualitative research topics to generate discussion with peers.
>>Register Now: Attend the NVivo Virtual Conference
Learn From Industry Leaders In Remote Research
With over 70 hours of content and the opportunity for live Q&A with our presenters. Our three keynote speakers are doing groundbreaking work in the fields of online and remote research.
Introducing Our Keynotes
Nancy Baym, Ph.D. Senior Principal Researcher, Microsoft Research, Cambridge, MA, USA. Nancy has written extensively on how people use communications technologies and is presenting on the topic The Place of the Technology in Online Research.
Annette Markham, Ph.D. Professor of Media and Communications and part of the Digital Ethnography Research Group at RMIT, Melbourne, Australia. Annette has been involved in developing the Association of Internet Researchers’ Ethics Guidelines for Internet Research, and she will be presenting about the Ethics of Internet Research.
Sara Shaw, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, Oxford University. Join Sara as she talks about her research on Qualitative Analysis of Remote Consultations and implications for impact of COVID-19 on GP practices.
Discover 12 Session Tracks
Explore sessions covering the following tracks: COVID-19 Research, Online and Virtual Methods, Qualitative Health Research, Research in Teams, Innovations in Using NVivo, COVID-19 Impact on Data Collection, Arts-Based Approaches, Teaching Transitions during COVID-19, Participatory Action Research, Inspire Us, Doctoral Students Transition during COVID-19, and Keynote Addresses.
There Are So Many Reasons To Attend
- Learn from global leaders in online and remote research
- Engage as you prefer – live, and at your leisure after the event
- Gain new insight into the latest research topics and trends in the interactive poster hall
- Engage with and build a global network
- Learn about the most innovative research tools and technologies in the digital exhibit hall
How To Get A Ticket
It’s easy to register! You can buy a ticket online up until September 20, 2020. Registration includes access to all live sessions, plus content for 90 days after the conference and a virtual conference bag.
Special Offer for NVivo Community Members
NVivo Community members can register for the NVivo Virtual Conference for just $79. Not a member? Join for free now and receive a promotional code to use when registering for the conference. We can’t wait to see you there!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kristy Dale
Kristy’s marketing career has spanned across the globe working in not-for-profit, education and technology sectors. As Product Marketing Manager for NVivo, Kristy enjoys connecting with customers, understanding the needs and expectations of researchers, and driving innovative solutions that deliver on the needs of tomorrows researchers. In her spare time, you will find Kristy planning that next adventure, whether it’s a road trip or a journey to a new part of the world. Kristy holds a Master of Marketing from Melbourne Business School.