Advancing the use of visual methods in research on children’s
cultures
This event is now fully booked - waiting list available
Glamorgan Building, Cardiff University
16 April 2008, 10am - 4.30pm
Cost: £30 per delegate (to include course materials, refreshments and
buffet lunch)
This one-day seminar event will focus on advancing our
use of visual methods in research projects that focus on children’s cultural
worlds. A number of researchers have begun to use visual methods in research
of this nature, but questions surrounding issues of anonymity, representation,
age and participation still remain. This event will aim to explore these
issues in an in-depth manner through a range of presentations that directly
draw on research projects that have used visual methods. The event will
not be a hands-on practical session; neither will it be an introduction
to the use of visual methods. Attendees will be asked to draw upon their
own experiences of using visual methods in recent research practice, to
share their knowledge of these methods, to raise issues and concerns and
to contribute to debate in this field.
Further information can be found here >>>>>>>>>>
Winter 2007 - Spring 2008
- A repeat of the Spring / Summer 2007 series of workshops:
- Qualitative
research and ethical approval
5 December 2007: Edinburgh University, Edinburgh - .This
one-day workshop will consider the practical implications of obtaining
ethical approval for undertaking qualitative research in the social
sciences. For further details on the this workshop including programme,
venue and booking information >>>>>>>
- Using
new technologies in qualitative research
30 April 2008, Cardiff University
This event is now fully booked - waiting list available
This workshop will provide hands-on practical experiences in using
different technologies and equipment for the collection of qualitative
data.
- Multi-modal
qualitative research
1-2 May 2008, Cardiff University
This event is now fully booked - waiting list available
This is a two-day workshop that will encompass the collection and
analysis of multiple modes of qualitative research data.
For further information on these workshops
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Interdisciplinary Seminar Series 2007
The seminars provide a forum for debate and discussion about the present
use of, and future directions for qualitative research within the social
sciences. The series addresses the ways in which qualitative research
is conducted across the social sciences, and how qualitative data are
used to inform scholars, practitioners and policy makers. In particular
the series considers issues of qualitative research capacity building
in the contexts of interdisciplinarity and methodological innovation.
Seminars:
- Developing ‘mobile’ methods - Tuesday 12th June 2007 11am
– 4.30pm, Cardiff University
- Qualitative Research and Arts Practice: The potential for research
capacity building - Tuesday 18 September 2007 11am-4pm, Cardiff University
For further details click
here.
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