Tom Chatfield and Janet Salmons discuss critical and creative thinking in this updated post from the archives. Both kinds of thinking are crucial for research, especially when the study uses new methods.

Find a new open access article with tips for online interviews.

This guest post from Dr. Malcolm Tight walks you through key steps for conducting research with documents-- on or offline.

More from Robert Kozinets about creating an immersion journal for your netnography project .

How can you do research online? These articles offer examples and food for thought.

Read part 3 of a substantive series of posts about netnography from Robert Kozinets.

Two researchers discuss negotiations in regard to their positionality in online research.

In part 2, Robert Kozinets continues to give practical suggestions for research with netnography!

What is an immersion journal and why should netnographers keep one?

See two informative video interviews with Trena Paulus and co-authors Jessica Lester and Alyssa Wise.

Tips for collecting secondary data online.

Interested in collecting data online from social media or participants? Join this webinar with Luke Sloan and Janet Salmons!

Listen to a podcast about online news as secondary research data.

What is archival research like in the digital age? When do you need to visit a physical archives and look through paper documents?

Big Data = Big Topic. Start with the basics!

Linda Bloomberg and Janet Salmons discuss ideas about teaching methods online.

Learn about creative methods for collecting data from a co-editor of a new book on the topic!