If you have particular questions, the best person to ask is a mentor or colleagues who is experienced in qualitative methods. You can also consult published books and articles, many of which are referenced on the QFRN Focus Group's webpage. There are also several websites, posted by various organizations. For example, some forums are linked to particular software packages, such as:

• QSR NVivo
• ATLAS.ti
• MAXQDA

Other institutions have also set up forums. These include:

• University of Colorado Denver (predominantly medical, but also social and family)
• LinkedIn has a forum for online qualitative research

In addition to online forums, there are other institutions and conferences that offer training in qualitative methods, including:

• International Institute for Qualitative Methodology
• International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry
• Online QDA
• CAQDAS Networking Project

Finally, the Qualitative Family Research Network hosts or promotes sessions dealing with aspects of qualitative family scholarship at the NCFR Annual Conference. In the past, these have explored teaching, research, and/or theory related to qualitative family research. Look for the QFRN Focus Group meeting and for sessions related to qualitative methods in the schedule of the annual conference!