The CARMA Video Library currently contains on-demand access to over 200 recorded lectures from internationally recognized scholars on a variety of research methods. We have improved the access and search process for the recordings and our Video Library which will result in a better viewing experience. All faculty and students from member universities will have on-demand individual access to all of these recorded lectures at any time from any location. These lectures and related materials can serve as a resource for authors, reviewers, and editors seeking guidance on basic and advanced research methods design and analysis questions. They also can be used as a teaching resource, adding variety to the in-class experience with group viewing and/or as assigned for individual access outside of class, thus enriching the learning experience. Instructors find our videos valuable as they provide insight into current issues in research methods and give students an opportunity to hear from experts in the field of research methods. The recordings enhance knowledge and application of research methods by providing a basis for discussion and debate.
Note: In the CARMA Video Library, we have provided Institutional Members access to Webcast Lectures from Spring 2005 all the way to Spring 2022.
Categories in the Video Library:
- Correlation and Regression Models
- Structural Equation Methods
- Multilevel Analysis
- Strategic Management
- Longitudinal Analysis
- Qualitative Analysis
- Data Analysis & Research Methods
- Measurements
- PhD Prep Series
Access Instructions:
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Go to your CARMA User Area
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Under the "Video Recording" tab, find "CARMA Video Library" and click "Institutional Member Access"
- Then, you will have the option to filter the CARMA Video Library by Presenter, Year, Category, and/or Collections
