Heath, Hindmarsh and Luff consider the ethical and practical issues that arise in recording and gathering data as well as how video enables new and distinctive ways of presenting insights, observations and findings to both academic and practitioner audiences. The book is illustrated throughout with a wide range of case material drawn from the authors own research projects, and these cases serve to situate the practical and methodological guidance offered by the book into real research scenarios.
Video in Qualitative Research is an invaluable guide for students and researchers across the social sciences thinking of using video as part of their research.
Christian Heath is Professor of Work and Organisation, Kings College London
Jon Hindmarsh is Reader in Work Practice and Technology, Kings College London
Paul Luff is Professor in Organisations and Technology, Kings College London
Table des matières
Video, Analysis and the Social SciencesAccess, Ethics and Project Planning
Collecting Audio-Visual Data
Analyzing Video: Developing Preliminary Observations
Matters of Context: Objects, Participation and Institutional Practice
Preparing Presentations and Publications
Implications, Applications and New Developments
Appendix 1: Transcription Notations
Appendix 2: Example of an Introductory Letter Seeking Access to Record
Appendix 3: Tips for Data Sessions
Appendix 4: Selected References to our Research Studies
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