Many of the low-income people who do use VeggieBook after downloading it at food pantries are eating more nutritious meals, often with more focused family time at the table.
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Interview: Kip Jones talks about Biography, Auto-biography, and Creativity
The following is a transcript of Kip Jones’ contribution to interviews on biographic research conducted by Joanna Thurston and Louise Oliver, Jones’ colleagues at Bournemouth University. The pair interviewed Jones for their film, “It’s not research, it’s just stories!” first screened at the British Sociological Association Auto/Biography Study Group Conference, in December 2018. How did […]
Categories: Creative Methods, Qualitative
Continue ReadingGraphical Abstract Examples
Academia has a problem. Seven thousand papers are published every day and let’s face it; no one has the time to read abstract after abstract to find the research that they’re seeking.
Here’s where Graphical Abstracts come in. A graphical abstract is a visual summary of a written abstract, aiming to quickly and clearly convey the key message.
Categories: Creative Methods, Dissemination, Focus Series, Journals, Presenting, Research, Uncategorised, Visuals
Continue ReadingCreative & Arts-Based Methods: Focus for June & July
We’ll build on the May theme of visuals and visualizations by looking at a wide range of creative & arts-based research methods in June and July. We’ll explore all stages of research, from design to dissemination and look at examples that use qualitative, quantitative, multimodal, and mixed methods. Follow the unfolding series through this link, […]
Categories: Comics, Creative Methods, Creativity, Data Analysis, Data Collection, Dissemination, Focus Series, Research Skills, Social Issues, Students, Teaching, Visual Maps, Visuals
Continue ReadingCreate Graphical Abstracts to Reach New Audiences
A MethodSpace focus for May is on ways to use visuals to represent key ideas, themes in the data, and results of the study, in qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research and evaluation. It is common for researchers to create data visualizations to present findings. In this series we are taking a further step to look at […]
Categories: Blogs, Comics, Creative Methods, Creativity, Dissemination, Focus Series, Journals, Visuals
Continue ReadingIntroducing the Get Creative Webinar Panel: Helen Kara
MethodSpace will host a webinar on July 18 at 10 am EDT, 8 am PDT, or at the time in your zone. Get Creative! Research with Pictures & Stories will feature a lively virtual panel discussion with Melissa Nolas, Helen Kara, and me. Read the series of MethodSpace posts on arts-based, visual, and creative methods. […]
Categories: Comics, Creative Methods, Creativity, Focus Series, MethodSpace Live!, Students, Teaching, Uncategorised
Continue ReadingUsing Visuals to Present and Explain Qualitative Data
Using visuals to explain our research helps readers understand our study and use our findings. We welcome Lydia Hooper for guest posts about qualitative research uses of data visualization.
Categories: Creative Methods, Focus Series, Multimodal, Qualitative, Research, Visuals
Continue ReadingGet Creative! Research with Pictures & Stories MethodSpace Live webinar
Let’s engage in real-time and have a conversation about thought-provoking approaches to creative methods! MethodSpace is going live with a series of webinars, and the first one is Get Creative! Research with Pictures & Stories. Register now and join us for a webinar panel on July 18, 2019.
Categories: Comics, Creative Methods, Creativity, Focus Series, MethodSpace Live!, Multimodal, Presenting, Qualitative, Research, Social Issues, Students, Teaching, Tools and Resources, Uncategorised, Visuals
Continue ReadingUsing Visuals to Present and Explain Qualitative Data
A guest post by visual methods expert Lydia Hooper about qualitative research uses of data visualization.
Categories: Creative Methods, Data Analysis, Focus Series, Qualitative, Research, Uncategorised, Visuals
Continue ReadingVisuals & Figures
Figures in academic books and articles are typically black and white line drawings or photographs. As publishing moves online, limitations are changing to include color and media.
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