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Qualitative Research and Hypermedia - Ethnography for the Digital Age

Date: 22 March 2009  | Author : z4kw4n  

Qualitative Research and Hypermedia - Ethnography for the Digital Age

Bella Dicks, Bruce Mason, Amanda Coffey, Paul Atkinson, "Qualitative Research and Hypermedia - Ethnography for the Digital Age"
SAGE Publications | ISBN: 0 7619 6097 X | 200 pages | PDF| 1.6 Mb

The everyday social worlds in which qualitative researchers and ethnographers move
are pervaded by digital technologies.We are surrounded by music and other sound
that is recorded and reproduced by digital means. Music can be downloaded from the
internet. Music and speech can be recorded onto minidisks. Digital photography is
rapidly displacing film photography for many amateur enthusiasts, as well as for many
commercial applications. Digital camcorders are within the price range of many, and
recordable DVDs and DVD rewriters are now widely available for today’s PC user.
Digital television and radio are increasingly taken-for-granted as everyday technologies.
These digital sources of reproduction and representation, coupled with the power of
the ordinary desktop or notebook computer, make remarkably powerful and flexible
methods available to the average consumer for capturing, storing and distributing
information.
Qualitative researchers and other social scientists have not been indifferent to these
new technologies.The capacity of the internet means that it is increasingly feasible to
reach otherwise ‘hard to reach’ people, often on a global basis. Sociologists, anthropologists
and other cultural analysts are increasingly documenting the everyday realities
of social actors whose social relationships are mediated by and through the
internet.The internet has itself created various kinds of ‘virtual community’, who not
only exist in ‘cyberspace’ but can be studied via the internet itself. Social movements
can be mobilised and studied through such global technologies.The power of digital
communication world-wide is itself a potent factor in the processes that social scientists
study under the rubric of globalisation.

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