How can multimodal methodologies help investigate the body in digital environments?
Outline Digital technologies have changed the nature of how we interact with one another, the environment and technologies themselves, bringing new and interesting ways of thinking about the body. Collectively […]
This research data workshop is for those interested and/or working with mobile technologies in their research, e.g. smartphones, iPads, augmented reality. It will explore methods of data collection and analysis […]
Domingo, M., Jewitt, C. & Kress, G. in K. Pahl and J. Rowsel (eds.) The Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Literary Studies Understanding the changing function of writing in online contexts […]
Are you interested in embodiment? Do you want to share your ideas and work with others? Can you write in a fresh and engaging way? The Embodiment Blog – http://www.embodimentblog.wordpress.com […]
The diversity of those involved in delivering the seminar Researching Embodiment in Digital Environments, (14th March 2013 ) was mirrored by the diversity of the participants attending the day, who […]
Bezemer, J. (2012) MethodsNews, Winter 2012 How do surgical trainees learn to operate on real patients without increasing patient risks? How do surgeons come to make critical decisions during operations? […]
Price, S. (2013) in Price, S. Jewitt, C. & Brown, B. (eds.) Sage Handbook of Digital Technology Research With recent developments in computing and networking new kinds of interfaces, such […]
Jewitt, C. (2012) This chapter from The Sage Handbook of Digital Technology Research provides an introduction to the field of multimodality and discusses its potential application for researching digital data and […]
DANA Centre, Science Museum 20 Feb 2013, 7-9pm How do surgeons learn to operate – should it be on real patients? Join us to watch surgeons in action, discuss learning […]
The aim of this training day is to introduce participants to contemporary perspectives of ‘embodiment’, specifically in the context of interaction with digital technology, including mobile, tangible, sensor and simulation. […]
