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Recognizing the potential strength of decision support research that
utilizes both qualitative and quantitative information can provide to campus
decision makers, this issue of New Directions for Institutional Research
establishes methods for integration of numeric data and its contextual
application. With theoretical and practical examples, contributors explore the
techniques and realities of creating, communicating, and using balanced
decision support information. Chapters discuss the critical role of measurement
in building institutional quality; examples of conceptual and theoretical
frameworks and their application for the creation of evaluation information;
and methods of communicating data and information in relation to its decision
support function. Providing an example of effective practice in integrated
qualitative and quantitative applications, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
Chancellor Mark L. Perkins discusses the role appropriately balanced
qualitative and quantitative information has played in his own institutional
decision making. For professionals involved in decision support research across the academy,
this thorough examination of the qualitative and quantitative paradigms is a
much-needed addition to the literature of the field. This is the 112th issue of
the quarterly journalNew Directions for Institutional Research. This title presents articles on new directions for institutional
research.
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Balancing Qualititative and Quantitative Information for Effective Decision Support: New Directions for Institutional Research
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