Planning a Case Study. Part 2 of 3 on Case Studies

A lecture on case studies as a research strategy taken from a series on research methods and research design given to masters (graduate) students by Graham R Gibbs at the University of Huddersfield. This is part 2 of three, and deals with planning a case study and thinking about the conceptual framework and developing suitable research questions.

[@hammadkhan9043]

You really empowered a mother of two kids.I scored A grade in PhD exam by listening to your lectures.

[@YAS9112]

Dr. Graham Gibbs, I think you should teach at Oxford or Harvard, your views on case study and the way you deliver is very exceptional !

[@GordonjSmith1]

Currently researching at Copenhagen Business School. This is just a wonderful lecture for my 1st year students! Many thanks!

[@jonbob2812]

Thanks a lot Graham this has really helped me understand exactly what a case study is and how to carry it out, also love the little jazz intro haha :p

[@user-3jd6hek5h]

Omg. Am I the only person who just realised he's THE Gibbs? As in the Gibbs reflective cycle Gibbs? I've been watching his lectures for years and have been using Gibbs reflective cycle but just found out this is the same man!!! Omg

[@SIPHO703]

Thanks for your comment. You just made me realise it was the same person. His Reflective Cycle was the framework of my research years back. What a great scholar!

[@erowhon07]

I appreciate your expertise. VERY INFORMATIVE.

[@skas246]

excellent video. I learnt a lot form this short video

[@nicjjjjjj]

Thanks for the informative video! If I am carrying out a research to study about the stakeholders' perception on the performance & challenges/ the potential of a particular industry, say the music/ art industry, am I right to categorize it as an Exploratory Case Study? And I am planning to adopt the mixed mode method - quantitative survey + qualitative in-depth interview. At the same time I am collecting quantitative & qualitative secondary data from multiple sources. By end of the day, I will be triangulating all data & information for a complete case study. Kindly advise if I am on the right thinking?? Many thanks!

[@vnLetitbe]

Thanks a lo Graham. Your lectures are great.