Capturing adolescent realities in the global data revolution

Guglielmi, Silvia; Neumeister, Eric; Jones, Nicola; Finnie, Arwyn; Motivans, Albert; Samman, Emma; Gallinetti, Jacqueline; Temin, Miriam

doi:10.1016/s2352-4642(22)00222-x

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“…In line with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development’s commitment to leave no one behind, our sample includes groups of adolescents that are often excluded from research, such as adolescents with disabilities, early married adolescents, adolescents affected by displacement and out-of-school adolescents (Guglielmi et al, 2022).…”

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Possibilities and Pitfalls for Dealing with Large Longitudinal Qualitative Datasets

Devonald,

Jones

2023

International Journal of Qualitative Methods

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The Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence programme is a decade long cross-country longitudinal study of adolescents in low- and middle-income countries. The programme’s large sample size and variety of contexts make it an important case study of how to deal with large and complex qualitative datasets. In this methodological article, we explore some of the challenges and opportunities that occur when working with large datasets of longitudinal qualitative research. We provide examples of lessons learnt during GAGE data collection, coding, analysis and data management. This paper also explores the use of the qualitative data analysis software MAXQDA for simplifying the analysis of longitudinal data and providing opportunities for novel analytical techniques. We find that large longitudinal qualitative datasets can provide extremely rich and detailed data; however, there needs to be attention to key processes to ensure rigour and effectively utilise the breadth and depth of the data. These include mechanisms to work effectively with large teams of researchers, strong data management and coding procedures, and using qualitative software to manage and simplify data.

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Possibilities and Pitfalls for Dealing with Large Longitudinal Qualitative Datasets

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2023

International Journal of Qualitative Methods

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“…Intentional action is the only way to compensate for the disrupted learning and development opportunities that many young people with disabilities faced during the pandemic and to secure brighter health, education, and psychosocial trajectories so that we meet the collective global commitments to "leave no one behind" set out in the 2030 sustainable development agenda. 12 Tackling widened educational disparities Data from Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Jordan show that adolescents with disabilities were not readily able to switch to online learning when schools closed because of covid-19. 13 Conventional distance education typically lacks modifications such as sign language interpretation, enhanced fonts, and colour and text reading features.…”

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“…To avoid adolescents with disabilities being further disadvantaged, they need to be considered as a priority cohort within post-pandemic recovery action plans and given greater emphasis in future pandemic responses. Intentional action is the only way to compensate for the disrupted learning and development opportunities that many young people with disabilities faced during the pandemic and to secure brighter health, education, and psychosocial trajectories so that we meet the collective global commitments to “leave no one behind” set out in the 2030 sustainable development agenda 12…”

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Creating a better post-pandemic future for adolescents with disabilities

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Islands of data: cultivating an open data landscape for sustainable development in the Caribbean

Hambleton,

Jeyaseelan

2024

Revista Panamericana De Salud Pública

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The widespread digitization of information, advances in data processing and the emergence of internet-connected devices have led to a proliferation of data, often loosely referred to as big data. With this digital transformation, offering open data – that is, data freely available for modification and reuse – has emerged as a key strategy for encouraging transparency and innovation. Data reuse holds particular importance in the small island developing states of the Caribbean, which have a limited resource pool from which to tackle the landscape of social priorities. Efforts made towards data-sharing must consider privacy, security and the ethical use of information, and the tension between data as a social good and data for commercial gain can be a determinant of data-sharing decisions. A multidisciplinary approach is needed to realize the potential of data-sharing. In this article, we describe techniques (or pathways) for growing the Caribbean’s stock of open data, classifying these into four types. Initiative pathways are techniques to broaden the range of data producers that share data. Infrastructure pathways deal with the practicalities of making data publicly available. Governance pathways are regulations and frameworks that guide data producers, including in meeting their legal data obligations. Training and communication pathways are efforts to raise awareness and knowledge about the benefits and practices of data-sharing. Data-sharing can offer a cost-effective evidence base for the Caribbean’s continuing digital transformation. Sustainable sharing is key, and it must include robust technical infrastructure and governance, and ongoing communication.

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Capturing adolescent realities in the global data revolution

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Possibilities and Pitfalls for Dealing with Large Longitudinal Qualitative Datasets

Possibilities and Pitfalls for Dealing with Large Longitudinal Qualitative Datasets

Creating a better post-pandemic future for adolescents with disabilities

Islands of data: cultivating an open data landscape for sustainable development in the Caribbean

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