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LMI Learning Modules - Getting to grips with Labour Market Information | Index Folder | Exception | 21-January-2008 | admin |
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LMI for guidance: Choosing between sources | Index Folder | Exception | 27-February-2007 | admin |
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Dos and Don'ts when choosing between sources of LMI | Index Folder | 6 items | 04-July-2007 | admin |
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1. Where has the LMI come from? | Index Folder | 1 item | 28-March-2007 | admin |
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2. How was the LMI collected? | Index Folder | 0 items | 12-November-2006 | admin |
This seems obvious, but does the LMI seem to have been collected in a reasonable way? This covers everything from geographical spread, age range, ethnic background to type of questioning used in the research. |
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3. Do the claims seem reasonable and proportionate to the research approach? | Index Folder | 0 items | 12-November-2006 | admin |
Does the research lead to broad generalisations or are they simply giving more modest illustrative case studies? This may call for a degree of critical thinking and common sense on your part. |
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4. When was the research carried out? | Index Folder | 0 items | 12-November-2006 | admin |
It's impossible to give any hard and fast rule in terms of when research might be considered to be past its use-by date. |
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5. Does the research echo with any other sources of information? | Index Folder | 0 items | 12-November-2006 | admin |
It can be helpful to get into the habit of always looking at more than one source of information for key data and noting similarities or differences. |
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Got something to say? Join a discussion on choosing between sources of LMI | Discussion Topic | 0 replies | 12-November-2006 | admin |
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