Unconference Session: Qualitative Differences: Using Open Science Practices with Non-Quantitative Studies

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*UPDATE* Follow-up hackathon at 3pm ET on Feb. 9th to 1) Ask at least 10 journals to encourage qualitative registered reports in education and 2) Create a one pager as a resource for qualitative open science practices Link to Hackathon Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15djQuua54_kTT3ygDq-Ce7HrnyUmcUOT_9yFEWg4QhE/edit?usp=sharing **Unconference agenda and notes below** Agenda: - Introductions- Name, current research - Discussion - 5 minute break - Plan of Action/Next steps Session Goal: Each person will leave this session with a tangible and realistic plan for incorporating open science into their qualitative research. We will also share resources and potentially gather a group to continue with this work. We will use this Google document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MX5V_hpcU3Sz282TJFwFsMBJ7w3QFESx4hPy_Fxd4m4/edit?usp=sharing

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