Question.4077 - Final Project Step I: Revising the Problem/Purpose Statement and Choosing the Approach Beginning this week and extending through the rest of the course, you will work on the components that constitute your Final Project, a qualitative research plan. You will produce the Final Project in a stepwise fashion; during each week, you will work on a new step. You will receive from your classmates and Instructor feedback on each step that you will incorporate into the final document. The intent of this project is to develop knowledge and practice skills that will prepare you for developing a qualitative capstone proposal. In fact, most of the Assignments closely parallel the requirements for a qualitative research proposal as described in the qualitative checklist. Note: Be sure to watch the “Final Project Outline” video included in this week’s Learning Resources in preparation for Final Project Step I. The Final Project is composed of six steps. These are presented in the video, and the instructions for each step are described in detail in the week each occurs. Step I: Revising the problem/purpose statement and choosing the approach (Week 5) Step II: Developing an interview guide, invitation, and data collection protocol (Weeks 6 and 7) Step III: Conducting the interviews, taking notes, and journaling (Week 8) Step IV: Considerations for qualitative analysis, including analysis plan, coding strategies, and software choices (Week 9) Step V: Final submission and reflection (Week 10) In Week 5, you will complete Step I of the Final Project. To complete Step I, do the following:
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