Posts Tagged as ‘research practices’

Monday, 9 November, 2009

Constructing the Flickr site (2)

A few days ago, I wrote about some of the conceptual aspects of creating our fields. In today’s post, I reflect on the nitty-gritty of identifying what is relevant, and on the potential conservatism of my approach so far.
Of the four case studies in Network Realism, three are already underway. Sarah de Rijcke has been [...]

Monday, 21 September, 2009

After Visual Methods

Panel
Originally uploaded by Mediacciones Group

Looking back on the conference, we are both really pleased with the keynotes and papers we heard, the many new contacts we made, and with the exposure to the many versions of ‘visual methods’ that the conference afforded. Notably, much work involved ‘giving voice’ strategies (where researchers provide cameras to participants, [...]

Friday, 29 May, 2009

Zotero for Research

We have set up our research as a team ethnography (albeit a small team of two, so far) and have been sharing lots of ideas, readings and questions these past two months. Team ethnography is a topic that will undoubtedly come up regularly on this blog, as we’ve been noting it’s pleasures and difficulties– but [...]