Collecting

Quantitative Data
Second Group
Table of contents

01 02 03 04
Steps What permission What information What instrument
will you need ? will you collect ? will you use to
collect data?

05 06 07
How to Administer Reexamining Key Steps in Quantitative
Data Collection Quantitative Parent Data Collection
Involvement Study
01
Steps
Identify Your Unit of Analysis

Specify the Population and Sample

Probabilistic Sampling

Nonprobabilistic Sampling

Determine Sample Size

02
What Permission
will you need ?
 Review Board
Informed Consent Approval Approval Process
03
What information
will you collect ?
 Operational
Identification of Variables Definitions Types of Data and Measures
04
What instrument will
you use to collect
data?
Locate or Develop an Instrument
There are three options for obtaining an instrument:

Developing one yourself

Modifying or using an existing one

Using an existing
instrument is the easist
Search for an Instrument
To find an instrument, consider these strategies:

Published Journal Articles

ERIC Search

Commercial Guides
Criteria for choosing a good instrument

Recent Development Citation Frequency Review Availability Reliability and Validity

Fit with Research

Accepted Scales
Questions
05
How to Administer
Data Collection
Standardization: Ethical Considerations:

Ensure the use of standard procedures Obtain informed consent before

across all data collection methods to initiating data collection.
prevent bias.

Utilize written procedures and consistent Protect the anonymity and

training for data collectors. confidentiality of participants.

Maintain uniformity in interviewing Respect participants' decisions to decline

techniques and observational data participation or withdraw from the study.
collection.

Organize collected data into a Minimize disruption to research sites and

structured database for efficient communicate the study's purpose effectively.
analysis.
06
Reexamining
Quantitative Parent
Involvement Study
Reexamining Quantitative Parent
Involvement Study
Data Collection Procedures
Review the steps taken in the parent involvement study
for insight into data collection practices.

Sampling Strategy
Understand the multistage sampling approach used to
select participants.

Instrumentation
Analyze the instruments utilized, including
questionnaires and Likert-type scales.
Ethical Considerations
Consider potential ethical issues and the validity of data
collection methods.
Key Steps in Quantitative Data Collection
 Key Steps in Quantitative Data Collection
Participant Selection:
• Define the population, sample, and
sampling method.
• Determine an appropriate sample size.
Instrument Selection:
• Locate, modify, or develop instruments
for data collection.
• Ensure reliability, validity, and
alignment with research questions.
Permissions: Information Collection:
• Obtain necessary permissions from • Define variables and seek appropriate
institutions, organizations, and measures.
participants. • Gather data from various sources, including
performance measures, attitudes,
observations, and records.
Data Collection Procedures:
• Implement standardized procedures for
uniform data collection.
• Uphold ethical standards regarding
participant privacy and research site
disturbance.
 Thanks!
Do you have any
questions?

CREDITS: This presentation template was created

by Slidesgo, and includes icons by Flaticon, and
infographics & images by Freepik
Resources
Did you like the resources used in this template? Get them on these websites:

Photos
● Medium shot colleagues working at desk
● Group of people teaming up at work
● Close up on young business team working
● Woman working on laptop high angle
● Co-working people working together
● People working together in a startup company

Vectors
● Flat frame with green leaves of various exotic tropical trees and plants on white background vector illustration

Icon pack
● Icon Pack: Digital Marketing | Lineal