Visual methods
Bookings for the conference have now closed. Back to the Programme.Date: Wednesday 19th July
Venue: Bernard Sunley Theatre
Time: 2.00- 5.30
Title: New developments in visual methods
Organiser: RMP
Aims of session: The first part of the session will introduce the role of visual methods in social science and provide examples of how visual methods are being used. The second session will introduce some of the recent software and hardware developments that are now facilitating visual methods.
Format: Presentations illustrated by visual materials
Level: This session assumes no prior knowledge
Session Programme
Chair: Roger Goodman, University of Oxford
| 2.00-3.30 | Conceptual issues associated with visual methods: why do we need visual methods? How do they relate to traditional ethnography? How are data analysed? |
Visual methods in the context of multimodality Bella Dicks, University of Cardiff |
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Using visual methods to understand other people's experience Sarah Pink, University of Loughborough |
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| 3.30-4.00 | Coffee/tea |
| 4.00-5.30 | Social life under the microscope Monika Buscher, University of Lancaster |
Video Analysis, Remote Collaboration and e-Social Science: The development of MiMeG Jon Hindmarsh and Mike Fraser |
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Issues in visual methods David Zeitlyn and Michael Fischer, University of Kent |
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