Qualitative Data Collection: Asking the Right Questions
Hannah Frith, Kate Gleeson
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Hannah Frith, Kate Gleeson
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: What Data Collection Method Should I Use? Does the Data Collection Method Allow Me to Answer my Research Question? Does the Data Collection Technique Fit with the Epistemological Assumptions that Underlie the Research? Will the Data Collection Method Suit the Participant Group and Their Abilities and Interests? How Does the Method Structure the Process of Engagement? How Will my Participants Make Sense of This Method? Conclusions References
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This chapter contains sections titled: What Data Collection Method Should I Use? Does the Data Collection Method Allow Me to Answer my Research Question? Does the Data Collection Technique Fit with the Epistemological Assumptions that Underlie the Research? Will the Data Collection Method Suit the Participant Group and Their Abilities and Interests? How Does the Method Structure the Process of Engagement? How Will my Participants Make Sense of This Method? Conclusions References
Key concepts: Data collection, Process (computing), Participant observation, Computer science, Psychology, Data science, Sociology, Social science