I am currently attending a PhD program in innovative Urban Leadership and I am interested how and in what way have the church leadership responded to the pandemic that happened in the past two years. I want to learn as how most leaders responded to the scenario created by the COVID-19 Pandemic. What innovative leadership techniques have been employed by church pastors and how were those techniques of innovative leadership principles and values have been employed to address the dire situation of the church goers? What models have been employed to address the wholistic needs of the members of the church? How did the church leadership overcame their vulnerability within this dire situation as they were in the forefront of fighting the pandemic? What is the learning most institutions generated and how do we recreate those learnings and use in the future when similar incidents happen?
Hi Mesfin Bulti ,
SPSS and SEM could be useful for quantitative research. Contrastly, the qualitative approach could employ for NVivo software.
Hi Mesfin,
Please have a look at Qualtrics which is a web-based survey software available for use by Wharton users to support teaching and research at Wharton. it enables the user to design complex surveys. Additionally, R integration Qualtrics enables statistical analysis, I am posting two links below, please read through, and good luck.
Best wishes
Sofiane
1. https://www.qualtrics.com/au/?rid=ip&prevsite=en&newsite=au&geo=AU&geomatch=au
2. https://www.qualtrics.com/support/stats-iq/analyses/r-coding-in-stats-iq/#About
DiscoverText is free for academics and powerful for qualitative, quantitative, mixed, and machine-learning methods. It has tools from computer science but is web-based and used a graphical user interface (GUI) so researchers from any discipline can make use of it without programming in R or Python.
https://discovertext.com/
nVivo for qualitative research.
Smart PLS, SPSS, and eViews for quantitative research.
SPSS, abbreviation for Statistical Package for the Social Sciences. It is used by various kinds of researchers for complex statistical data analysis. AMOS is statistical software and it stands for analysis of a moment structures. AMOS can be used for Structural Equation Modeling, path analysis, and confirmatory factor analysis.
Check out QUALTRIX. Powerful, but not easy!
The DTL program at BGU sounds interesting, as does your project.
GOOGLE "A Testimony-Driven Life" for some answers.
I use R on RStudio, good for that job with many packets to do almost everything, including visualization
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