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SAGE: new content and tools for
supporting the research process
Agnese Perrone
Sales Manager
agnese.perrone@sagepub.co.uk

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Session Outline
 SAGE new content
 how does SAGE support the research process?
 questions

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 online search tool
 + 5,000 resources dedicated to research methods
 It supports all the stages of the research process
(writing a research question, conducting lit review;
data analysis; writing up results; how to publish)
 content:
- written by researchers (research methods faculty)
- checked for quality by experts
methods.sagepub.com

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SAGE Research Methods Core
• 1000+ books, reference works,
journal articles, and 75 videos.
• Project Planner
• Research tools
SAGE Research Methods Datasets
• 232 datasets (Datasets 1)
• 162 datasets (Datasets 2)
• Research tools
Datasets are sample datasets that can
be used to support the teaching and
independent learning of quantitative and
qualitative analytical methods.
SAGE Research Methods Cases
• 676 case studies (Cases 1)
• 1500+ case studies (Cases 2)
• Research tools
Cases are detailed records of how real
research projects were conducted,
showing the challenges and successes
of doing research, written by the
researchers themselves.
SAGE Research Methods Video: Data
Science, Big Data Analytics, & Digital
Methods
• 120+ hours of video (442 videos)
• Research tools
Streaming video collection covering a
range of data science methods, the issues
and challenges of using big data and digital
methods, and the intersection of computer
science and the social sciences.
SAGE Research Methods Video
• 120+ hours of video (484 videos)
• Research tools
Streaming video collection that brings
research methods to life, covering the full
research methods and statistics
curriculum.
SAGE Research Methods Video:
Practical Research & Academic Skills
• 61+ hours of video (442 videos)
• Research tools
Streaming video collection covering
the practical skills needed to
successfully conduct original research.

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Who can benefit from it?
 students: providing instructional content for every step of the research process
 faculty research: providing crucial resources to help write up methodology for
publication in the best research journals
 faculty teaching research methods: creating supplemental reading lists to
share with students
 librarians: teaching information literacy, research skills, literature review, and
writing

Writing
your
research
question
Choosing
your
methods
Carrying
out your
research
Analysing
your
results
Writing up
your
findings
Thinking
about
publication

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Detailed records of
how real research
projects are
conducted, written by
the researchers
themselves.
They explain why the
researchers chose the
research method, how
they overcame
challenges, what went
well, and what they might
have done differently.

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Create smaller video
clips from the full-
length video to use
flexibly in your
teaching or research
practice.
Video helps brings
research methods to
life, e.g. setting up a
focus group in-action.

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Datasets can be
used to support the
teaching and
independent
learning of
quantitative and
qualitative data
analysis
techniques.

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Walks through the research
process from start to finish
in logical steps.
Enables you to dip in and
out, or work through step-
by-step with each section
broken down into
manageable questions.

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Writing your
research
question
Choosing
your
methods
Carrying out
your
research
Analysing
your results
Writing up
your
findings
Thinking
about
publication
‘Developing a researchable
question’ (Project Planner)
‘Research question’
(Encyclopaedia Entry from
The SAGE Encyclopaedia of
Qualitative Research
Methods)
‘Choosing Among Methods’
(Book Chapter from Needs
Analysis)
‘How do I choose between
different methods?’ (Video)
‘Conversation Analysis and
Discourse Analysis’ (Book)
‘Discourse Analysis’
(Methods Map)
Doing interviews (Book)
‘How should a real time
online interview be
incorporated into a
research design?’ (Video)
‘The Life Story Interview’
(Little Blue Book)
‘Writing Up’ (Project Planner)
The Essential Guide to Postgraduate Study (Book)
Writing for publication
(Book)
‘Publication and
Dissemination’
(Book Chapter from
Participatory Research with
Children and Young People)

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Useful links…
• Resources for Librarians
https://methods.sagepub.com/librarian
• Resources for Faculty
https://methods.sagepub.com/faculty
• Training Resource Centre
https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/training-resource-centre

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Thanks!
agnese.perrone@sagepub.co.uk