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Have We Even Solved the First ‘Big Data Challenge?’ Practical Issues Concerning Data Collection and f computational tools for capturing and handling social media data may impact our readings of it. This chapter outlines and explores two such technical issues as they occur for data taken from Twitter.

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Digital Methods and Perpetual Reinvention? Asynchronous Interviewing and Photo Elicitationstantly overemphasized to the point where existing social research methods are ignored. Yet, in a study of online spaces, where the nature of information can be either visual or textual, and where different types of recording are possible, this approach may be insufficient (Garcia et al., 2009). The

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Digital Stories and Handmade Skills: Explorations in How Digital Methods Can Be Used to Study Transmstudies of different crafters and home growers will be used because of their large online presence and the interrelationship between crafting and growing. This chapter therefore provides an opportunity for incorporating the digital landscape in research on skill, thus prompting discussion about pote

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What’s the , with MOOCs? Socio-material Methodologies for Educational Researchthe MOOC seemed to have become international news. Thus, while critical responses to the MOOC have highlighted the long histories of technological innovation (Logue, 2012), and indeed ‘open’ education (Peter and Deimann, 2013) overlooked in the hyperbole, these high-profile courses have done much to

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Ethics Issues in Digital Methods Researchharvesting’ (often requiring the use of complex computer algorithms), which can lead to what have become known as ‘big data’ sets (see Part I, this book). Such unobtrusive approaches, which make use of the digital traces of peoples’ online behaviours (typically, without obtaining consent), have led

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Digital Methods as Mainstream Methodology: Conclusionsapproach to innovation by considering how the ‘mainstream’ — by which we mean established social science research — is being supplemented and extended by digital methods. As such, this collection has focused on two core points of innovation: the existing social science . and the . mainstream or esta

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Christoph Klotter,Niels Beckenbachf computational tools for capturing and handling social media data may impact our readings of it. This chapter outlines and explores two such technical issues as they occur for data taken from Twitter.