Aim and focus

This seminar focuses on transcription with the aim of investigating how different modes of (digitally recorded) social interaction can be remade on the page-like screen, it will explore what is sustained, gained and lost in transcribing embodied communication. Examination of a selection of published transcripts will include those that consist of:
– Writing only
– Drawing, and drawing with writing
– Traced stills
– Photographic stills superimposed with or accompanied by writing.

In addition, ways in which transcripts are set out will be considered (e.g. tabular, narrative layouts).

Who is this seminar for?

This seminar is aimed at doctoral and new career researchers interested in developing their understanding of how the multimodality of social interaction can be re-presented in different modes of transcription

The seminar will be led by Dr Rosie Flewitt and Dr Jeff Bezmer

Date, venue and fee

28th May, 11:00-16:00, London Knowledge Lab. Fees: PhD students – £20,  All other participants – £40

To register for this seminar please visit our online registration site or contact Anna Waring.