Digital Humanities Australasia Day One (Officially)
“…so you could run your textual analysis and then then share your findings with the wider community to develop the process collectively. That’s a great idea!” “What are you crazy? […]
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Digital Humanities Australasia Day One
After a blistering early start to the day, three trains, one plane, and finally a bus I found myself temporarily lost in the grounds of the Australian National University for […]
Experiments in Mapping an Online Community
I’m having an ethical issue surrounding the access to the database of ABC Pool – I would like to use this data to map the community/network to prove the theories […]
Notebooks, Ethnography and Grounded Theory Research
I was reading thesiswhisper’s latest guest blog post about the importance of keeping an up-to-date notebook whilst researching. Eloise Zoppos’s entry started me thinking about my own practice in regards to […]
Community Manager Tasks at a Public Broadcaster (ABC)
If you have been following my posts over the past week, you would probably realise that yes, I have become a data nerd. What’s more interesting is that I am […]
From Sensitizing Concepts to Focused Coding
Sensitizing Concepts As highlighted in my last post, my sensitizing concepts (Blumer 1969)from the research project outset were: User led innovation Archive release Mod Bods (Community Editors) Moderation at the […]
