Brief Introduction
Explore how to conduct and interpret findings from global disability researchCourse Summary
This course provides an introduction to global disability research and evidence. It covers the nature, scope, and meaning of disability and how it is measured, as well as the various models of disability and the social and cultural contexts in which it is experienced.Key Learning Points
- Learn about the nature and scope of disability and how it is measured
- Understand the various models of disability and the social and cultural contexts in which it is experienced
- Explore the latest research and evidence on disability
Related Topics for further study
- Global Disability Research
- Disability Measurement
- Models of Disability
- Social and Cultural Contexts
- Disability Advocacy
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the nature and scope of disability
- Gain knowledge of the various models of disability and their implications
- Develop an understanding of the social and cultural contexts of disability
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- No prior knowledge or experience required
- Access to a computer with internet connection
Course Difficulty Level
BeginnerCourse Format
- Online self-paced course
- Lecture videos
- Interactive quizzes and activities
- Discussion forum
Similar Courses
- Disability Awareness and Support
- Disability in the Workplace
Related Education Paths
Notable People in This Field
- Disability Rights Activist
- Disability Activist and Writer
Related Books
Requirements
- The target audience are researchers, NGO workers, disability advocates, and health professionals across a range of sectors who have an interest in gathering or interpreting evidence on disability. No prior experience or qualifications are required; however, we will encourage people with some research experience who want to learn about disability, or people who work in NGOs focussed on disability or DPOs who want to learn about research. We will focus predominantly on research from low and middle income country contexts, however the themes are also applicable to learners from high income countries.
Knowledge
- What is disability and why is it importantWhy we need evidence about global disabilityIdentification/measurement of disability in surveysMeasuring the impact of disabilityData disaggregationAnalysing qualitative and quantitative dataInterpreting findings of research studiesAssessing the quality of research studiesIncluding people with disabilities in researchDecolonizing global healthDisseminating dataUsing evidence to inform practice
Summary of User Reviews
Discover the latest research and evidence-based practices in global disability through this comprehensive online course. Learners rate the course highly for its in-depth coverage and practical insights into disability research.Pros from User Reviews
- Comprehensive coverage of global disability research
- Insightful real-life case studies
- Practical tips for conducting disability research
- Engaging and interactive course content
- Flexible learning schedule
Cons from User Reviews
- Course content can be overwhelming for beginners
- Limited interaction with peers and instructors
- Some technical issues reported with the online platform
- Course may not be suitable for those with limited internet access
- Lack of accreditation or certification upon completion
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