Información General

• Autores: Sharlene Nagy Hesse-Biber (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Oxford University Press
• Año de publicación: 2011
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-0-19-537359-2
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Resumen

• Emergent technologies are pushing the boundaries of how both qualitative and quantitative researchers practice their craft, and it has become clear these changes are dramatically altering research design, from the questions researchers ask and the ways they collect data, to what they even consider data

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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction

    • Emergent technologies in social research: pushing against the boundaries of research praxis

      Sharlene Nagy Hesse-Biber

      págs. 3-22

      

  • Part I. Emergent technologies in a broad social research context

    • Possible dreams: research technologies and the transformation of the human sciences

      Edward J. Hackett

      págs. 25-46

      

    • To tell the truth: the Internet and emergent epistemological challenges in social research

      David J. Gunkel

      págs. 47-64

      

    • Methodological challenges posed by emergent nanotechnologies and cultural values

      Barbara Herr Harthorn

      págs. 65-88

      

    • "Under my skin": the ethics of ambient computing for personal health monitoring

      Göran Collste

      págs. 89-110

      

    • Ubiquitous connectivity: user-generated data and the role of the researcher

      Mariann Hardey

      págs. 111-130

      

  • Part II. The rise of Internet technologies and social research practice

    • Clickable data: hypermedia and social research

      Bella Dicks, Bruce Mason

      págs. 133-157

      

    • Emergent digital ethnographic methods for social research

      Dhiraj Murthy

      págs. 158-179

      

    • New fieldsites, new methods: new ethnographic opportunities

      Laura Robinson, Jeremy Schulz

      págs. 180-198

      

    • Online focus groups

      David L. Morgan, Bojana Lobe

      págs. 199-230

      

    • Digital repositories, folksonomies, and interdisciplinary research: new social epistemology tools

      Karim Gherab Martín

      págs. 231-254

      

  • Part III. Emergent data collection methods: new forms of data production

    • Studying mailing lists: text, temporality, interaction, and materiality at the intersection of e-mail and the web

      Anne Beaulieu, Mette Terp Hoybye

      págs. 257-274

      

    • Online data collection and data analysis using emergent technolgies

      Michael Dal

      págs. 275-299

      

    • Collaborative research tools: using wikis and team learning systems to collectively create new knowledge

      Robert Fitzgerald, John Findlay

      págs. 300-319

      

    • Using emerging technologies in focus group interviews

      Kathryn Moyle

      págs. 320-341

      

    • Toward experimental methods in collaborative computing research

      Gregorio Convertino, John M. Carroll

      págs. 342-368

      

    • Emergent technologies for assessing social feelings and experiences

      Albertine Visser, Ingrid Mulder

      págs. 369-393

      

    • Data mining and research: applied mathematics reborn

      Bertis B. Little

      págs. 394-411

      

    • Knowledge mining and managing: emergent tools and technologies in web-based intelligent learning environments

      Nittaya Kerdprasop

      págs. 412-434

      

  • Part IV. Audiovisual, mobile, and geospatial technologies' impact on the social research process

    • The use of audiovisuals in surveys

      Tom W. Smith, John Sokolowski

      págs. 437-452

      

    • The use of mixed methods thinking in documentary development

      J. W. Creswell, Bernard Rogers McCoy

      págs. 453-468

      

    • Digital storytelling as an emergent method for social research and practice

      Aline C. Gubrium, K. C. Nat Turner

      págs. 469-491

      

    • Mobile phones as sensors for social research

      Nathan Eagle

      págs. 492-521

      

    • Bringing the research lab into everyday life: exploiting sensitive environments to acquire data for social research

      Geert de Haan, Sunil Choenni, Ingrid Mulder, Sandra Kalidien, Peter van Waart

      págs. 522-541

      

    • Using technology and the experience sampling method to understand real life

      Anne Kellock, Rebecca Lawthom, Judith Sixsmith, Karen Duggan, Ilana Mountian, John T. Haworth, Carolyn Kagan, David P. Brown, John E. Griffiths, Jenny Hawkins, Claire Worley, Christina Purcell, Asiya Siddiquee

      págs. 542-562

      

    • Geospatial analysis technology and social science research

      Steven J. Steinberg, Sheila Lakshmi Steinberg

      págs. 563-591

      

    • Methods, examples, and pitfalls in the exploitation of the geospatial web

      R.S. Purves

      págs. 592-622

      

  • Part V. The impact of new technologies for studying social life in naturalistic settings

    • Living laboratories: social research applications and evaluation

      Chris Fowler, Lindsay O'Neill, Joy van Helvert

      págs. 625-646

      

    • The digital home: a new locus of social science research

      Anne Holohan, Jeannette Chin, Vic Callaghan, Peter Mühlau

      págs. 647-666