https://www.hospitalitynet.org/author/148003742/arjan-van-rheede.html
Qualitative research: what is ‘enough data’?
Students often wonder when they have enought data collected when doing qualitative research. The magic word is data saturation.
Data saturation is: ” .. New data tend to be redundant of data already collected. In interviews, when the researcher begins to hear the same comments again and again, data saturation is being reached… It is then time to stop collecting information and to start analysing what has been collected..” (Grady (1998: p. 26))
A more indepth explanation is provide in the article by Saunders et.al.(2017)
References:
Saunders, B., Sim, J., Kingstone, T., Baker, S., Waterfield, J., Bartlam, B., … & Jinks, C. (2017). Saturation in qualitative research: exploring its conceptualization and operationalization. Quality & Quantity, 1-15.
Grady, M.P.(1998): Qualitative and Action Research: A Practitioner Handbook. Phi Delta Kappa Educational Foundation, Bloomington.
Analyzing qualitative data
the framework approach is an interesting way of analysing qualitative data in a structured/traceable way
Stage 1: Transcription
Stage 2: Familiarisation with the interview
Stage 3: Coding
Stage 4: Developing a working analytical framework
Stage 5: Applying the analytical framework
Stage 6: Charting data into the framework matrix
Stage 7: Interpreting the data
MOOC: Circular Economy: An Introduction
https://www.edx.org/course/circular-economy-introduction-delftx-circularx#
Learn how to contribute to a sustainable economic system by implementing novel business and design approaches
living lab – The Student Hotel kijkt naar gedrag van gasten
onderzoek door The Student Hotel en WUR naar hoe het gedrag van gasten in hotels kan worden beinvloed
join the debat on Green Hotelier
Up Next: Human Rights |
December 10th is Global Human Rights Day, which was created by the UN 21 years ago to provide an opportunity for people and organisations around the globe to celebrate human rights and draw attention to its continued importance. On the 10th December Green Hotelier will be launching a Know How Guide on Human Rights – an overview of everything hotels need to know about organisations, activities and responsible policy. On top of this we will also be publishing a couple of Talking Points from leading Human Rights organisations and publishing hotel activities surrounding the day. |
discussie over afval en voedsel afval
Sustainability’s strategic worth: McKinsey Global Survey results
Executives at all levels see an important business role for sustainability. But when it comes to mastering the reputation, execution, and accountability of their sustainability programs, many companies have far to go.
Blue Economy vs Circular Economy
what is the difference?
check out GUNTER PAULI the founder of Blue Economy in Tedx
or see the Simpleshow on: The Blue Economy: Explanation of the Blue Economy –
great examples!
The Natural Step

the natural step: back casting + ABCD aanpak
Net als VanRheede O&A ziet the Natural Step Change ook als een kern. The Natural Step is een heel succesvolle methodiek!