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Taking Live Field Notes: Advanced Qualitative Techniques
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101 students

Taking Live Field Notes: Advanced Qualitative Techniques

Engage Your Audience & Create a Social Presence for Your Research
Created byLeigh Hall
Last updated 7/2016
English

What you'll learn

  • Explain what live field notes are
  • Identify techniques for taking live field notes
  • Explain how to connect field notes with an audience
  • Identify techniques for keeping fields notes organized
  • Identify ways to process and reflect on field notes
  • Explain the concept of live analysis

Course content

3 sections10 lectures41m total length
  • Welcome!0:41
  • Meet Your Instructor0:50
  • How To Take This Course0:48

Requirements

  • You will need a device with an internet connection for taking field notes and sending them out to an audience. You will need to identify appropriate apps for connecting your notes with an audience.

Description

This course is an introduction to the concept of live field note taking. You will learn what live field notes are, how they are similar to and different from traditional field notes, and you will learn how to take them in ways that are appropriate for your research context. This course is intended to expand on basic concepts you have already learned and enacted in applying qualitative research. It is assumed you have some knowledge and experience with taking and analyzing field notes in their traditional format.

You will learn how to connect your field notes with an audience and identify apps that are appropriate for your project. I will share with you techniques I have found helpful for organizing and processing my own live field notes. The course ends with a brief introduction to the concept of live analysis to help you get thinking about next steps.

Who this course is for:

  • This course assume you have basic knowledge about qualitative research. Ideally, you understand what traditional field notes are and have some experience with taking and analyzing them.