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This is my virtual ethnography. I have focused on a Flickr photosharing group called ‘Japan Top 20′. This is an edited version of the first ethnography I posted. However, I have kept Jen and Sian’s comments in. http://digitalculture-ed.net/saraht/2009/11/11/virtual-ethnography/
This week I have been focused on producing the virtual ethnography. The aim of the ethnography was to determine how far a group of people who regularly meet online can be seen to be an ‘online community’. However more processes than that product have unfolded. First of all, I am surprised at how ‘sucked in’, or [...]
This week has been taken up with working on the virtual ethnography. It has kept me away from the lifestream, to a certain extent. Reading Hine (2000), along with Jen’s feedback, has helped me understand a little more clearly why I am writing these weekly reflections. I was not sure why I had to write the [...] I found this video – Visual Ethnography. It is a brief overview of using film as a way to construct and present ethnographies. About 3.30 minutes in, there is a film of an interview with a documentary maker, Jean Rouch, talking about how he decided to avoid using music in his films. This has made [...] |
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