This document summarizes a lecture on collecting qualitative data. It discusses the key steps in collecting qualitative data, including identifying participants, obtaining permissions, considering what types of information is needed, designing instruments, and collecting the data. It notes that these steps should not be seen as linear. It provides details on each step, such as different sampling strategies for identifying participants and issues that may arise during data collection, such as field and ethical issues. The overall purpose is to help students understand the process of collecting qualitative data.