LibGuides: SAGE Research Methods: Overview

Librarians

Email Me

Contact:

(585)385-8141

Subjects: About the Library, African American Studies, American Studies, Arts, Citation Resources, Course Guides, Data, Faculty Resources, Gender and Sexuality Studies, General Research, Newspapers

The Basics

What SAGE Research Methods is...

A database dedicated to teaching and supporting research methods.

What SAGE Research Methods is NOT...

An article database, or somewhere to find peer-reviewed articles or research; somewhere to find an instrument or survey to use for your own research.

SAGE Research Methods This link opens in a new window
Instructional materials related to research process: articles, books, case studies, videos, and datasets on topics including research design, method, statistics, and data analysis. (Sage Research Guide Available)
SAGE Research Methods is a comprehensive database consisting of ebooks, articles, case studies, instructional videos and datasets addressing a wide range of instructional needs related to the research process. All levels of research are covered including research design, methodological topics, statistics, and data analysis. Select by discipline to learn about the prevailing research practices and trends in your discipline.

Methods Map

Did you just read a research article, and now you want to know more about the methods they used to collect the data? Are you starting a research project of your own and need to do a deep dive on a particular methodology?

Use the Methods Map to discover more about a specific methodology; you can even look at broader or narrower methods related to your particular method.

Methods Maps How-tos

Reading Lists

Looking to create a custom list of resources related to research methods? Interested in saving the readings, videos, or cases you found?

Create a custom Readings List for your current research project or a particular course.

Reading Lists How-tos

Foundations

Looking for background or introductions to research concepts and methods? Enrolled in a research methods class or starting a research project and want to learn more?

Use Foundations to see overviews, pioneers of a field, and more.

Foundations How-to