The handbook of emergent technologies in social research /

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Imprint:New York : Oxford University Press, c2011.
Description:xvii, 687 p. : ill., maps ; 26 cm.
Language:English
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Format: E-Resource Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8306405
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Other authors / contributors:Hesse-Biber, Sharlene Nagy.
ISBN:9780195373592 (cloth : alk. paper)
0195373596 (cloth : alk. paper)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Acknowledgments
  • Handbook Editor
  • Contributors
  • Introduction: Emergent Technologies in Social Research: Pushing Against the Boundaries of Research Praxis
  • Part I. Emergent Technologies in a Broad Social Research Context
  • 1. Possible Dreams: Research Technologies and the Transformation of the Human Sciences
  • 2. To Tell the Truth: The Internet and Emergent Epistemological Challenges in Social Research
  • 3. Methodological Challenges Posed by Emergent Nanotechnologies and Cultural Values
  • 4. "Under my Skin": The Ethics of Ambient Computing for Personal Health Monitoring
  • 5. Ubiquitous Connectivity: User-Generated Data and the Role of the Researcher
  • Part II. The Rise of Internet Technologies and Social Research Practice
  • 6. Clickable Data: Hypermedia and Social Research
  • 7. Emergent Digital Ethnographic Methods for Social Research
  • 8. New Fieldsites, New Methods: New Ethnographic Opportunities
  • 9. Online Focus Groups
  • 10. Digital Repositories, Folksonomies, and Interdisciplinary Research:New Social Epistemology Tools
  • Part III. Emergent Data Collection Methods: New Forms of Data Production
  • 11. Studying Mailing Lists: Text, Temporality, Interaction, and Materiality at the Intersection of E-Mail and the Web
  • 12. Online Data Collection and Data Analysis Using Emergent Technologies
  • 13. Collaborative Research Tools: Using Wikis and Team Learning Systems to Collectively Create New Knowledge
  • 14. Using Emerging Technologies in Focus Group Interviews
  • 15. Toward Experimental Methods in Collaborative Computing Research
  • 16. Emergent Technologies for Assessing Social Feelings and Experiences
  • 17. Data Mining and Research: Applied Mathematics Reborn
  • 18. Knowledge Mining and Managing: Emergent Tools and Technologies in Web-Based Intelligent Learning Environments
  • Part IV. Audiovisual, Mobile, and Geospatial Technologies' Impact on the Social Research Process
  • 19. The Use of Audiovisuals in Surveys
  • 20. The Use of Mixed Methods Thinking in Documentary Development
  • 21. Digital Storytelling as an Emergent Method for Social Research and Practice
  • 22. Mobile Phones as Sensors for Social Research
  • 23. Bringing the Research Lab into Everyday Life: Exploiting Sensitive Environments to Acquire Data for Social Research
  • 24. Using Technology and the Experience Sampling Method to Understand Real Life
  • 25. Geospatial Analysis Technology and Social Science Research
  • 26. Methods, Examples, and Pitfalls in the Exploitation of the Geospatial Web
  • Part V. The Impact of New Technologies for Studying Social Life in Naturalistic Settings
  • 27. Living Laboratories: Social Research Applications and Evaluation
  • 28. The Digital Home: A New Locus of Social Science Research
  • Index