Three-criterion framework for evaluating mixed-methods joint displays¶
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Following Haynes-Brown and Fetters (2021), the article states that "joint display effectiveness can be assessed on three criteria, namely, organizational intent, analytic intent, and the effectiveness of the visual presentation". In the illustrative study, organizational intent was to depict the ecological and integrated nature of learner experiences, analytic intent was to examine interconnections by evaluating the extent to which quantitative data supported qualitative findings, and effectiveness was evaluated by aiming for a display that was self-explanatory and avoided unnecessary complexity.
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- Assess joint display effectiveness using organizational intent, analytic intent, and effectiveness of the visual presentation: Following Haynes-Brown and Fetters (2021), the article states that "joint display effectiveness can be assessed on three criteria, namely, organizational intent, analytic intent, and the effectiveness of the visual presentation". In the illustrative study, organizational intent was to depict the ecological and integrated nature of learner experiences, analytic intent was to examine interconnections by evaluating the extent to which quantitative data supported qualitative findings, and effectiveness was evaluated by aiming for a display that was self-explanatory and avoided unnecessary complexity. (Peters et al. (2024))
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Related Research Methods¶
- Joint display analysis
- Radial meta-joint display for integrating five analytical levels of student learning ecologies
Key Sources¶
- Peters, M., & Fàbregues, S. (2024). Missed opportunities in mixed methods EdTech research? Visual joint display development as an analytical strategy for achieving integration in mixed methods studies. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-023-10234-z
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Three-criterion framework for evaluating mixed-methods joint displays |
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Following Haynes-Brown and Fetters (2021), the article states that "joint display effectiveness can be assessed on three criteria, namely, organizational intent, analytic intent, and the effectiveness of the visual presentation". |
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