Lara mentioned in a comment on my blog post that you can absorb knowledge quicker when it is presented visually. When I am researching I often forget that visual and audio sources can be so useful, not just articles or books.
Thanks Lara!
Thursday, 25 February 2016
Using YouTube as a tool.
Lara has kindly pointed me towards this video on analysing the data you collect from interviews:
Lara mentioned in a comment on my blog post that you can absorb knowledge quicker when it is presented visually. When I am researching I often forget that visual and audio sources can be so useful, not just articles or books.
Thanks Lara!
Lara mentioned in a comment on my blog post that you can absorb knowledge quicker when it is presented visually. When I am researching I often forget that visual and audio sources can be so useful, not just articles or books.
Thanks Lara!
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I'm glad you liked the source, you're very welcome, Lisa! It was also lovely to be able to speak with you and the others during the Skype session on Thursday :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sourcing this video Lara and for passing it on Lisa! This skeleton guide seems fantastic for developing a thinking as to how to handle data based on what we perceive as important to our inquiries. I feel I will be returning to this video if I am ever feeling lost during this module!
ReplyDeleteYes also remember online books like Bell - good at analysis and Blaxter Hughes and Tight - thematic analysis of qualitative data...
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