Reflexivity: Some techniques for interpretive researchers
Reflexivity. We toss this word around as a key part of qualitative methods. Annette Markham writes some techniques for building reflexivity muscles on her blog.
skagen-institute
NSFW as method
How might the #NSFW tag and concept function as a metaphor for method? This blog emerges from a question Annette asked me while we were driving a minivan through Stig-Larssonesque Scandinavian landscape: “what is the #NSFW tag? A striptease? A tease?”
Blogging as method
In this blog post, I make an argument for the scholarly blog by thinking of blogging, not as a research output, but rather as method. And I should clarify that I mean method in a broad sense, not least including method of analysis.
Murky Methods
INTRODUCING THE DARK SIDE OF RESEARCH
I‘m Janus. I‘m a PhD student. This is my attempt to show you just how messy, weird and illogical research as an activity can be. In this collage, I’ll try to carve open my research process by showing you various visual and textual expressions that are linked to or have had an impression on my research process in the past almost two years. Some of it is colourful and whimsical, some of it beautiful, an a lot of it is gritty, messy, and in some instances a little sad or depressing. But every step of this has led me to where I am now.
Some advice for a PhD defense
by Nina Mollerup I recently defended my PhD and got a lot of good advice from blogs and colleagues. This is an attempt to collect the advice I found useful. The Danish PhD defense is a public event in which you give a presentation followed by a discussion with each of the three members of …
Next Practise Labs
How to make the future? Well, I’ve made a few videos on the subject and here I suggest a terminology to understand and frame a pedagogical approach… the basic approach is this one: Next practise labs, which are laboratories for the next practise… in this video diary I name a few things to support this …
Visual experiments – library globe
I have been working on and playing with visual experiments for some time now. During the last year I have been looking at how to tell something VERY SHORT. This little video here is 56 seconds long which is quite short compared to videos I did some years ago. Im trying to be close, to …
History of the Skagen Conference… so far
This conference challenges researchers in information and media technology to think differently about how one might frame qualitative social inquiry in the 21st Century. Embracing the epistemological challenges of feminists, postmodernists, post structuralists, interpretive sociologists, feminist techno scientists, and other “post” style schools of thought, we discuss innovative and creative ways of knowing.