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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We are launching a series of webinars, MethodSpace Live! Three webinars are in the works,we are launching a series of webinars, MethodSpace Live! Three webinars are in the works, starting with Get Creative! Research with Pictures & Stories, on July 18, 2019. Registration is now open!
Categories: Creative Methods, Focus Series, MethodSpace Live!, Uncategorised, Webinar
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Have you created a video or graphical abstract? Use the comment area or message me with a link to your example, and a few sentences about what you were trying to achieve.
Categories: Books, Creative Methods, Dissemination, Focus Series, Journals, Research, Uncategorised, Visuals, Writing
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Dr. Tullio Rossi of Animate Your Science points out, visuals help us reach across disciplines and across academia-public divides to find new readers. Rossi advocates for graphical and video abstracts as a visual communication strategy. Dr. Rossi discussed ideas and examples in this interview.
Categories: Creative Methods, Dissemination, Focus Series, Research, Uncategorised, Visuals, Writing
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Qualitative Approaches to Policy Research in Education: Contesting the Evidence-Based, Neoliberal Regime (Kerrigan & Johnson, 2018) Abstract: This issue highlights problems with the neoliberal research regime in education policy—one that marginalizes, homogenizes, and dismisses communities, critical voices, and methodologies that could improve educational practice. We argue for greater methodological diversity in policy studies when engaging […]
Categories: Creative Methods, Data Analysis, Data Collection, Journals, Qualitative, Social Issues, Uncategorised
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JS. In the introduction to this special issue, you state: “These political and discursive interventions in education, however, are not solely to blame for the dismissal of qualitative inquiry. Some of this blame must be apportioned to researchers themselves.” Can you make suggestions for researchers who want to conduct qualitative or mixed methods research, but fear […]
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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
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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: Comics, Creative Methods, Dissemination, Focus Series, Journals, Presenting, Research, Uncategorised, Visuals
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