Are you working with digital data, such as video recordings and websites, and wondering what a multimodal perspective might bring to your analysis? This workshop provides an opportunity to explore […]
The 44th Annual Meeting of the British Association for Applied Linguistics. University of the West of England. 1-3 September 2011 In this paper we explore a site of work and […]
Couples that have been married for many years tend to develop shared memories of their life together. These memories form an important part of their identities. When one spouse develops […]
Recorded at the London Knowledge Lab in October 2012, Professor Frederick Erickson spoke to Carey Jewitt about video data analysis and his extensive experience in this field
Training Material: Based on video viewing sessions with professor Frederick Erickson, 12 October 2012. Frederick Erickson, emeritus professor at UCLA and pioneer in using video for ethnographic research, visited MODE […]
This PhD project, being undertaken by Kate Cowan, addresses methodological issues related to the use of video in observational research, focusing particularly on multimodal transcription. The research will review, evaluate, […]
Friday 12th October 10.00 – 15.00 London Knowledge Lab 23- 29 Emerald Street London WC1N 3QS The Data Workshop is a CA-oriented session involving those who are using video for their doctoral […]
“Building a website to portray the teaching of physics with young children: Multimodality in the enactment of learning environments and in their representation” Professor Frederick Erickson Kneller Professor of Anthropology […]
Aim and focus The aim of the video data workshops are to work through participants’ own video data using the analytical tools previously introduced at MODE events. The workshops will […]
Aim and focus Digital data can provide a rich but also challenging empirical basis for social science research. Multimodality offers theoretical and methodological frameworks for analyzing these data. Focusing on the […]
MODE: multimodal methodologies 