If you saw the Research with Pictures & Stories webinar, you were probably intrigued by Dr. Melissa Nolas ethnographic research with children. A new grant will expand the online archive of children’s photos.
Categories: Creative Methods, Focus Series, Multimodal, Photovoice, Qualitative, Visuals
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In June and July we explored creative methods through a webinar and a series of posts. We looked at uses of visual, aural, multimedia and other digital examples of practices researchers can use in all stages of research, from design to dissemination. You can find all posts, including the Research with Pictures & Stories webinar […]
Categories: Creative Methods, Focus Series, MethodSpace Live!, Multimodal, Research, Teaching, Uncategorised, Visuals
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“I have no experience of making comics what is the best way of going about doing this?” is one of the questions posed in the Creative Research webinar.
Categories: Comics, Creative Methods, Focus Series, MethodSpace Live!, Multimodal, Qualitative, Uncategorised
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“Are creative methods useful for a grounded theory method?” This post responds to one of the questions posed at the Get Creative! Research with Pictures & Stories webinar.
Categories: Creative Methods, Focus Series, Grounded Theory, MethodSpace Live!, Multimodal, Qualitative, Uncategorised
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We didn’t have time to answer in-depth questions during the Get Creative! Research with Pictures & Stories webinar. This post answers a question about data analysis.
Categories: Creative Methods, Data Analysis, Focus Series, MethodSpace Live!, Multimodal, Qualitative, Uncategorised
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Lots of thoughtful questions were posted during the Get Creative! Research with Pictures & Stories webinar. I will answer them in a series of posts.
Categories: Creative Methods, Data Analysis, Data Collection, Focus Series, Multimodal, Uncategorised, Visuals, Webinar
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Helen Kara wrote a book about creative methods, and continues to explore new approaches. I asked her to share some examples with MethodSpace readers.
Categories: Comics, Creative Methods, Focus Series, MethodSpace Live!, Multimodal, Qualitative, Research, Uncategorised, Visuals, Webinar
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I coined the term “enacted” to describe emerging types of creative methods. Enacted approaches involve multiple interactions and a deep degree of collaboration that involves researcher(s) and one or more participants.
Categories: Creative Methods, Data Collection, Focus Series, Multimodal, Participatory Methods, Qualitative, Uncategorised, Visuals
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will be a panelist for the upcoming webinar, where she will share an example of creative multimodal methods utilized in the Childhood Publics study. Join us and learn more about these truly creative approaches for studying sensitive topics with young participants.
Categories: Creative Methods, Ethnography, Focus Series, Multimodal, Participatory Methods, Qualitative, Uncategorised, Visuals, Webinar
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Learn more about creative and arts-based methods with resources from this SAGE Research Methods Reading List.
Categories: Creative Methods, Focus Series, Multimodal, Visuals
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