| 1. Linguistic data and data collection. |
1.1. Types of linguistic data.
1.2. Data collection methods: grammaticality judgements, corpora, elicitation, interviews, surveys and experiments.
1.3. Designing a questionnaire. |
| 2. Ethically conducted research. |
2.1. Responsibilities towards participants, colleagues and society.
2.2. Ethical dilemmas.
2.3. Responsible use of AI tools in linguistic research. |
| 3. The process of planning and writing research. |
3.1. Planning and structuring. Quantitative and qualitative methods.
3.2. Sections in a paper or dissertation: Introduction, Background & Scope, Data & Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion.
3.3. Drafting a research proposal. |
| 4. AI tools in linguistic research. |
4.1. Refine your research question(s) or hypothesis: types of research questions.
4.2. Summarize available research.
4.3. Find relevant research.
4.4. Revise and edit drafted research.
4.5. Present the research. |
| 6. Literature research and library/online resources for linguistic research. |
6.1. How to search databases, library catalogues, etc.
6.2. Introduction to main websites, software, AI tools, reference grammars, etc.
6.3. Approaches to the Literature Review. |
