As the current Q website undergoes a transition of webmasters and web hosts, it is timely to review the content and structure of the existing site. This way, we can see which features to maintain and what new features can be added to improve the site.
It is important to build a new Q website that reflects what Q users want. In order to do this, we need your valuable feedback. By clicking on the following link, you?ll be taken to a short survey (<10 mins) in which you can rate the current Q website on content, navigation, organization and visual appeal, plus provide your comments for areas of improvement.
http://qmethod.org/webquestionnaire/
Your input will assist in developing a new and improved Q site. Please bear with us ? the new Q site will take a few months to build and will be revealed at the Q Conference in October. In the interim, the current website will remain active.
If you have any questions or additional comments, please use the following email to contact the Q Webmaster:
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New Q Conference Website
Written by Site Administrator
Apr 19, 2008 at 01:51 AM
A new Q Conference website is now available. It brings together all the important information regarding hotel, travel, program, registration etc. for the upcoming 2008 conference. Click here to access the conference website http://qmethod.org/qconference/
Make sure you check this Q conference site regularly as information is continually updated.Write Comment (0 comments)
Last Updated ( Apr 19, 2008 at 02:01 AM )
Q workshop in Thailand
Written by Steve Brown
Mar 19, 2008 at 01:59 AM
A training workshop on Q methodology was held March 10-12 in the Miracle Grand Convention Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand, and was attended by more than 30 Thai participants (plus 2 from Australia) with specializations primarily in public health, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, and agriculture, most of them involved in programs related to avian influenza (AI). Other represented specializations were in management, communication, economics, and sociology. Organized by Suttini Wattanakul, Lecturer in the Sirindhorn Public Health College (under the Ministry of Public Health), Ubonratchathani, the workshop was sponsored by the International Development Research Center (IDRC) of Canada and organized by Sirindhorn Public Health College and the University of Ubonratchathani. The workshop was underwritten by a grant from IDRC to the Asian Partnership on Avian Influenza Research in five Asian countries (Cambodia, China, Indonesia,Thailand, and Vietnam). The workshop director was Steven Brown.
