Interpreting Data and Making Claims: Interview with Charles Vanover, Paul Mihas, and Johnny Saldana
Welcome a new month's focus on data analysis, with Mentors in Residence Charles Vanover, Paul Mihas, and Johnny Saldana.
Photovoice and Visual Data: Articles
Want to learn more about photovoice? Here are some open-access articles!
Learning More about Photovoice: A Brief Annotated Bibliography
Check out suggested readings about photovoice from Jean Breny and Shannon McMorrow.
Embodied Inquiry as a Research Method
What is Embodied Inquiry? How do you conduct studies using this method?
‘Far to Go: Diversity and Inclusion in Social Research’
Find a ground-breaking study of diversity and inclusion in our profession.
Documentary Research in the Social Sciences
This guest post from Dr. Malcolm Tight walks you through key steps for conducting research with documents-- on or offline.
“Deep Surfing”: And, Behold, at Last, the Mighty Immersion Journal—Part 4 of 4
More from Robert Kozinets about creating an immersion journal for your netnography project .
More Ways to Conduct Research Online: Open Access Examples
How can you do research online? These articles offer examples and food for thought.
Time, Data, Humanity, and the Doing of Netnography—Part 3 of 4 posts
Read part 3 of a substantive series of posts about netnography from Robert Kozinets.
Reflections on researcher positionality when applying digital research methods
Two researchers discuss negotiations in regard to their positionality in online research.
Post-field and Post-participation: The Post-confusing way to do Social Media Ethnography—Part 2 of 4 posts
In part 2, Robert Kozinets continues to give practical suggestions for research with netnography!
The One Netnography Tool You Should Never Be Without: The Immersion Journal—Part 1 of 4
What is an immersion journal and why should netnographers keep one?
In Praise of Involvement
Co-authors discuss the importance of deep involvement with your research project and participants.
A Unique Lens of Research Ethics
Guest contributor Bibek Dahal, from the Kathmandu University School of Education, Nepal, offers an introduction to his new open-access article Research Ethics: A Perspective of South Asian Context.
Practical Tips for Getting Started with Harvesting and Analyzing Online Text
How can you collect and analyze text you find online?
Online Research: Analyze Talk
See two informative video interviews with Trena Paulus and co-authors Jessica Lester and Alyssa Wise.
Thinking about collecting qualitative data using digital methods? Introducing Tracking and Trawling
Tips for collecting secondary data online.
Watch the MethodSpace Live Webinar: Doing Research Online
Interested in collecting data online from social media or participants? Join this webinar with Luke Sloan and Janet Salmons!