For the Voice Professional - Introduction To Open Source Qualitative and Quantitative Research Tools

Open-source research tools are becoming increasingly vital in today’s landscape, offering accessible, transparent and cost-effective alternatives to proprietary software. For voice professionals such as singers, teachers, therapists and performers, this opens up valuable new ways to engage with research and evidence-informed practice.

In this short course, join Joshua Lee-Cummins and Dr David Cane for an introduction to two powerful open-source tools: Taguette for qualitative coding and Jamovi for quantitative analysis. You will also be introduced to essential research concepts such as qualitative and quantitative coding, and gain a foundational understanding of key terms like p-values, validity and reliability.

You will see how even simple experiments can produce meaningful, measurable outcomes, giving you confidence to use research in your own practice, whether in lessons, clinics or rehearsal rooms.

Finally, the course will position these tools within the broader ecosystem of research platforms, helping you understand your options without being overwhelmed by complexity or cost.

No prior research experience is needed, just a curiosity about how structured inquiry can support and elevate your work with the voice.

🏷️ Price £30 (UK VAT inclusive)
🎥 Recording automatically sent to all who book (even if you cannot attend live)
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