Ethnographic Apps/Apps as Ethnography

Collins, Samuel Gerald; Durington, Matthew Slover; Favero, Paolo; Harper, Krista; Kenner, Alison; O’Donnell, Casey

doi:10.1080/19428200.2017.1291054

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“…Thus, digital tools played an important role in our methodological conceptualization. Through digital ethnography (Collins et al, 2017;Favero & Bahillo, 2016;Favero & Theunissen, 2018), we engaged with our participants through the use of digital tools and elicitation techniques, geo-tracking and geo-mapping, resulting in multimedia production (photo, video, audio, maps, databases, etc. ).…”

Section: A C C E P T E Dmentioning

confidence: 99%

A 4-dimensional model and combined methodological approach to inclusive Urban planning and design for ALL

Rebernik

Marušić

Bahillo

et al. 2019

Sustainable Cities and Society

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Public space users with impairments are not only those with disabilities, but also the elderly, the long-term ill, the injured, pregnant women, parents with small children, etc., and each of them has a certain level of special needs when using public spaces. Public space users with disabilities live with diverse disabilities, be they physical, sensory, mental or cognitive, and the diversity within each of the groups is significant as well. The needs of disabled citizens reflect the diversity recognized within the groups of disability. In addition, there is a significant level of individuality expressed through individuals' characteristics, attitudes and motivations, as well as constraints towards themselves, their (dis)abilities, their lives and their community, the environment in which they live, etc. CONCLUSIONS (process-wise; typology of materials gained): A detailed folder of digitally and manually produced multimodal material, collected for and by participants with identified demographic and personal data. Researcher's diary with observations of the users. SPATIAL CONCLUSIONS (content-wise): Public spaces still tend to be designed to fit the needs of a fully abled adult male, thus creating barriers for a great array of citizens with different impairments. Urban planning design still focuses mainly on visual aspects of the environment, thus primarily creating visually attractive but non-inclusive public spaces. As a result, it discriminates to a large extent against visually impaired people, who rely on senses other than vision. Nevertheless, in recent years, progress in increasing the accessibility of public spaces in the two cities has significantly increased for the physically impaired. For the visually impaired, accessibility of public spaces has improved, but many barriers can still be detected.

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A 4-dimensional model and combined methodological approach to inclusive Urban planning and design for ALL

Rebernik

Marušić

Bahillo

et al. 2019

Sustainable Cities and Society

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“…As Larcher and Oxley (2015) explain, new technologies as well as interlocutors' increasing knowledge of the power of images and their circulation through the Internet have led to interlocutors becoming increasingly vary of how they are being portrayed (Favero 2007). Collins et al (2017) write that this is not an obstacle but rather an opportunity to engage even closer with interlocutors, and especially in finding new ways to reach and discuss with the wider public.…”

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Organising the Syrian revolution — student activism through Facebook

Rodineliussen

2019

Visual Studies

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Rasmus Rodineliussen is currently a doctoral student at the department of social anthropology at Stockholm University. Rasmus has worked since 2015 with questions regarding migration and refugees, especially focusing on Syria. His current doctoral project, as was his master, is however focusing on environmental issues such as marine pollutionalbeit keeping the political undertone, and still working with visual methods.

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“…Siguiendo a Favero y Theunissen (2018), las tecnologías digitales, a modo de cuaderno de bitácora digital, están entrando en la vida de los antropólogos, en su trabajo de campo y en todo su quehacer, dando forma a cómo se registran, procesan, analizan y comunican sus hallazgos (Sanjek y Tratner, 2015). Los smartphones, de hecho, han contribuido a este giro copernicano, en tanto que se han convertido en parte integrante de nuestras actividades cotidianas (Collins et al, 2017;Pink y Hjorth, 2012;Tacchi, Kitner y Crawford, 2012): incluso, en la medida en que esas tecnologías se van implantando o incrustando en el propio cuerpo, estamos asistiendo a un progresivo entrecruzamiento entre cuerpos materiales y tecnologías digitales móviles (Favero, 2016;.…”

Section: Antropología Del Smartphone Y Teorías Criminológicas Aplicadas a La Cibervictimización Adolescenteunclassified

“…As Favero and Theunissen (2018) note, digital technologies are entering anthropologists' lives as a digital logbook, in their fieldwork and in all of their activities, shaping how they record, process, analyze, and share their findings (Sanjek & Tratner, 2015). Smartphones have, indeed, contributed to this Copernican turn as they have become an integral part of our day-to-day activities (Collins et al, 2017;: with these technologies even being implanted or embedded in the body itself, we are witnessing a progressive crossing between material bodies and mobile digital technologies (Favero, 2016;. The reduction in the age at which people access ITCs over recent years has involved very major changes in minors' dayto-day activities in cyberspace (García, 2017).…”

Section: The Anthropology Of the Smartphone And Criminological Theories Applied To Adolescent Cyber-victimisationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Retos educativos ante los riesgos emergentes en el ciberespacio: claves para una adecuada prevención de la cibervictimización en menores

Montiel¹,

Agustina²

2019

REP

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Ethnographic Apps/Apps as Ethnography

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A 4-dimensional model and combined methodological approach to inclusive Urban planning and design for ALL

A 4-dimensional model and combined methodological approach to inclusive Urban planning and design for ALL

Organising the Syrian revolution — student activism through Facebook

Retos educativos ante los riesgos emergentes en el ciberespacio: claves para una adecuada prevención de la cibervictimización en menores

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