Researching online culture - where to start?
Bergen Media Use Group and Center for Digital Narrative are organizing a workshop on methods for researching cultural phenomena on the internet.
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Abstract
Researching cultural phenomena on the internet can mean many different things, and be done in many different ways. Where do you start with developing ideas for your research? In this workshop, you will hear two short talks by scholars who have experience with ethnography and social media methods, and you have an opportunity to pitch and get feedback on a research idea you want to work on, or a methodological challenge you have encountered. The workshop ends with lunch for everyone who signs up.
- Where: Meeting room 2nd floor, CDN, Langes gate 1-3
- When: February 10th, 0930-1300
Speakers
Gabriele de Seta, researcher at CDN and PI of the TMS project Algorithmic folklore
Ozlem Demirkol Tønnesen, postdoctoral researcher in the Prepare ERC project
The workshop is arranged by KIME, a collaboration between Gabriele de Seta at CDN and Brita Ytre-Arne at InfoMedia, with funding from the UiB humanities strategy. KIME also supports a pilot study for the RCN project Imagine - Citizen perceptions of AI in everyday media life.
Register
Register for the workshop by email to Brita Ytre-Arne.
