Annette Markham
social media, methods, and ethics
social media, methods, and ethics
Feb 13th
I’m working on a chapter on Dramaturgy and Digital Experience and I’m working out how to structure the frame for the piece. I thought it might be useful to brainstorm here, as well as talk about the key question for me, which is: What makes digital experience different from everyday More >
Jan 17th
Moving beyond the discrete to study the space of flows
Consider some of the persistent notions that arise in multiple disciplines over the past few decades: That what we consider an organization is a momentary freezing of flux and More >
Jan 17th
Network Sensibilities as Generative Tool
Most directly, network analysis strategies promote visual mapping of key elements (nodes), connections between them, and the overall structure of the system. This type of visualization can be used in generative ways throughout More >
Nov 30th
(First of a four-part essay on my recent thoughts about using a network perspective in qualitative studies of internet-related contexts)
Maybe it’s the pretty pictures generated by big data.
Maybe it’s the impulse to unfocus the analytic gaze from location to locomotion.
Whatever. The question that prompted me to start thinking about network More >
Oct 27th
Well, unless someone points out some egregious errors, I’m going to send this article off tomorrow for publication in Information, Communication, and Society (promises to be out before the end of the year!)
Abstract:
In this article, I briefly touch on some of the ethical dilemmas associated with protecting participants in internet-based social More >
Sep 15th
Here are presentation images and notes from the workshop I did entitled Writing as Method. Helsinki, Finland, 16-09-2011. It feels a bit strange to put out these rough presentation notes, but it’s better than nothing, I suppose. As with other presentations I’m posting, the content is sketchy because these are speaker More >
Sep 14th
Just finished this talk: Boundary Work: Ethnographic methods for social media research.
All my talks are beginning to overlap, which is not a bad thing. Just another sign that everything relates to everything else.
For my ppt images plus notes, click here. (4.4 MB. Lots of images)