Digital Tools Through the Years: A Graduate Student Reflects
Location
Room 2081
Format Type
Paper
Start Date
January 2013
End Date
January 2013
Abstract
In this paper I share ways in which smart phones, digital transcription, and representational tools have impacted my practice of qualitative research since the mid-1990s. I reflect on my own training in research methods as well as my experiences with data collection, analysis and representation, highlighting areas of resistance and acceptance of new technologies. I conclude by making connections with technology adoption models and affordances theory.
Digital Tools Through the Years: A Graduate Student Reflects
Room 2081
In this paper I share ways in which smart phones, digital transcription, and representational tools have impacted my practice of qualitative research since the mid-1990s. I reflect on my own training in research methods as well as my experiences with data collection, analysis and representation, highlighting areas of resistance and acceptance of new technologies. I conclude by making connections with technology adoption models and affordances theory.
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Breakout Session E