Announcements and Plenary Address – Transforming Qualitative Data Through Performance

Location

Knight Auditorium

Format Type

Plenary

Start Date

8-1-2015 11:00 AM

End Date

8-1-2015 12:00 PM

Abstract

We will demonstrate, discuss and apply theoretical and methodological considerations for the creation of performative texts as a way to represent and disseminate the findings of qualitative research. We will focus on the potentials of engaging communities in the embodiment of artifacts from research through performative texts and provide an overview of the methodological tools and analytic moves that allow qualitative researchers to go from raw or analyzed data to script.

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Rachael Gabriel, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of reading education at the University of Connecticut. A former middle school reading teacher, her research interests teacher preparation, development and evaluation, as well as literacy instruction, interventions, and related policies. She recently authored Reading's Non-Negotiables: Elements of Effective Reading Instruction and co-authored Performances of Research: Critical Issues in K-12 Education.

Jessica Nina Lester, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor of Inquiry Methodology in the School of Education at Indiana University. She teaches courses focused on qualitative research methodology, with a specific focus on discourse analysis. Her work has been published in a variety of peer-reviewed journals, includingQualitative Inquiry and The Qualitative Report. She recently co-authored Digital Tools for Qualitative Research and co-edited volume Performances of Research: Critical Issues in K-12 Education.

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Jan 8th, 11:00 AM Jan 8th, 12:00 PM

Announcements and Plenary Address – Transforming Qualitative Data Through Performance

Knight Auditorium

We will demonstrate, discuss and apply theoretical and methodological considerations for the creation of performative texts as a way to represent and disseminate the findings of qualitative research. We will focus on the potentials of engaging communities in the embodiment of artifacts from research through performative texts and provide an overview of the methodological tools and analytic moves that allow qualitative researchers to go from raw or analyzed data to script.