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Table 7 provides an example of each primary and secondary data source.
Table 7
Ten Core Data SourcesPrimary dIELTS commercialata type policy documents (^). Quality controlSource is official. (^) IELTSExample (2017 (^) c)
IELTS Test Report FormsIELTS exam preparation resources.. Source is neutral, verifiable and British Council (2017e)^
Discussion with current and does not claim examiner fraud. c/-^ Google Images.^
former IELTS examiners.^ The identity of the witness is independently validated for most
data sources from each category.
c/Complaint Board (2017) - e.g.
Public testimonand former IELTS staff. ies from current IELTS Liz (2017)
Public testimonies from current and former IELTS examinees. The Australian (2011)
(^) Secondary data type
(^) Public reports e.g. media articles.
(^) Source is triangulated with at
least one primary source document.
(^) Special Broadcasting
Service (2017)
(^) Public testimonies of private IELTS
instructors.
(^) Triangulated with several data
sources. The identity of the author must be accessible.
(^) Winkler (2016)
Public testimonies of academicresearch scholars e.g. linguists. Research must conform to academic standards and
conventions imposed on graduate research scholars.
Uysal (2010)
Public testimonies from IELTS stakeholders such as registered
migration agents.
Evidence is available for puinspection. blic (^) Suss (2011)
Analytical tools
This report uses specialist content analysis tools that are appropriate to analyze each type of
evidence. Table 8, overleaf, provides a summary of the main types of data analysis tools and
offers an example for each.