Researchers studying online interaction sometimes face obstacles in getting their proposed work approved by institutional Research Ethics Boards (REBs), mandated in Canada by the federal Tri-Council Policy (TCP) (1998). This paper describes a strategy for assuring compliance with the TCP in designing research with transcripts, thus facilitating REB approval. It also suggests (in the Attachments) arguments researchers might use to challenge narrow interpretations of the TCP by REBs, especially regarding minimal risk research such as transcript studies. Background Canada’s position on the ethical treatment of human subjects is the Tri-Counci
At the heart of any research project lies the trustworthiness with which its findings might be viewe...
A growing number of education and social science researchers design and conduct online research. In ...
The role of research ethics committees has expanded across the UK and North America and the process ...
An online survey was conducted of students, instructors, and researchers in dis-tance education rega...
An online survey was conducted of students, instructors, and researchers in distance education regar...
When research data is collected over the Internet, researchers may never meet their study participan...
Research conducted through computer-mediated communication is challenging traditional definitions of...
Ethics review of research involving humans is intended to protect human dignity by balancing harms a...
This article is concerned with the differences in REB policy and application processes across Canada...
Internet-mediated research (IMR) can raise particular, sometimes non-obvious, challenges in adhering...
Ethical issues arise at all phases of the research act. However, this article is intended to identif...
Ethics review is a pre-requisite to conducting research involving humans in Canada, and indeed in mo...
The proliferation of digital data and internet-based research technologies is transforming the resea...
research ethics boards and institutional review boards (REBs/IRBs) have been criticized for relying ...
International internet-based studies could be accessible by participants from various countries worl...
At the heart of any research project lies the trustworthiness with which its findings might be viewe...
A growing number of education and social science researchers design and conduct online research. In ...
The role of research ethics committees has expanded across the UK and North America and the process ...
An online survey was conducted of students, instructors, and researchers in dis-tance education rega...
An online survey was conducted of students, instructors, and researchers in distance education regar...
When research data is collected over the Internet, researchers may never meet their study participan...
Research conducted through computer-mediated communication is challenging traditional definitions of...
Ethics review of research involving humans is intended to protect human dignity by balancing harms a...
This article is concerned with the differences in REB policy and application processes across Canada...
Internet-mediated research (IMR) can raise particular, sometimes non-obvious, challenges in adhering...
Ethical issues arise at all phases of the research act. However, this article is intended to identif...
Ethics review is a pre-requisite to conducting research involving humans in Canada, and indeed in mo...
The proliferation of digital data and internet-based research technologies is transforming the resea...
research ethics boards and institutional review boards (REBs/IRBs) have been criticized for relying ...
International internet-based studies could be accessible by participants from various countries worl...
At the heart of any research project lies the trustworthiness with which its findings might be viewe...
A growing number of education and social science researchers design and conduct online research. In ...
The role of research ethics committees has expanded across the UK and North America and the process ...