Researching and learning through time and space: Reflections from the QMiP virtual conference 2021
Journal Contribution ResearchOnline@JCU[Extract] THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC has significantly impacted and changed how academic and research events, such as workshops and conferences, are typically conducted. The shift to having these events online has enabled academics and researchers to remain connected while being kept updated on the various developments in their respective fields and disciplines. As a PhD candidate in Singapore, this transition to online platforms has enabled me to attend a plethora of qualitative research workshops and conferences that would have otherwise been out of reach for me due to the time and costs involved participating in such events in person.
QM i P Bulletin
QM i P Bulletin
33
2396-9598
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The British Psychological Society
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10.53841/bpsqmip.2022.1.33.39
