Titlebook: Digital Methods for Social Science; An Interdisciplinary Helene Snee (Lecturer in Sociology),Christine Hine Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if app

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Video Analysis in Digital Literacy Studies: Exploring Innovative Methodsion app, Glogster.com. She walks students through the next part of their activity creating posters promoting pet welfare for a local animal shelter contest. As students upright their laptop screens and begin working, Marta dives into her class work with her friend and collaborator, with the app open

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Prototyping Social Sciences: Emplacing Digital Methodsnvention of interview methods, survey techniques, and modern ethnography have demonstrated that social researchers and scholars have exerted great effort in aid of their development. In the twenty-first century, the conditions for the invention of new research methods have been radically transformed

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Digital Methods and Perpetual Reinvention? Asynchronous Interviewing and Photo Elicitationugment their textual communication. At a time when people upload pictures more frequently than ever via social media (Shontell and Yarow, 2014), it is timely and important to extend a visual aspect to digital social research methods, informed by the insights of visual sociology. This approach favour

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What’s the , with MOOCs? Socio-material Methodologies for Educational Researchtens or hundreds of thousands. Following partnerships between the prominent MOOC platforms and a number of elite universities, MOOCs have attracted unprecedented media attention and played an unparalleled role in surfacing issues of online education into the ‘mainstream’. In the words of Pappano’s o

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Ethics Issues in Digital Methods Researchthe creation of primary research data — variously referred to as online methods, digital methods and . (IMR) (here, the latter term will be used). Social and behavioural researchers started devising and piloting IMR methods from around the mid-1990s, with surveys, experiments, interviews and observa

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Digital Methods as Mainstream Methodology: Conclusionsechnological change is such that both digital social life and digital tools will have developed since the research reported in this collection was conducted. As noted in the introduction to Part III, this is further complicated when we consider some of the debates concerning exactly what is meant by

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Christoph Klotter,Niels Beckenbachts in their transition to university. It not only explores the opportunities and challenges of using Facebook as a research site and how this digital approach may differ from a ‘mainstream’ ethnography, but also argues for this approach to be viewed as ‘mainstream’ due to the mediated nature of contemporary social life.