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Collecting Qualitative Data using Digital Methods

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Collecting Qualitative Data using Digital Methods. The first demand-led innovation webinar session. ... reflexively explore collecting qualitative data using digital methods. discuss challenges. examine future developments.

CBOS members

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Research Interests: (in)equalities, diversity, inclusion, digital labour, affect, business ethics, gender, anti-racism, feminisms, management learning. ... Research Interests: using use digital traces to better understand people with applications in both

CHI² Anniversary Event

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using digital traces to improve attendance and patient outcomes across the NHS.

Human Computer Interaction (The CREATE Lab) group members …

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Alicia has a background in using computational methodologies to test and extend social psychological theory. ... Doctor of Engineering (EngD) in Digital Media. Charlotte’s research concerned interaction with enhanced television experiences.

Geospatial Study Group with Industry

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Estimating the height of buildings from satellite imagery. The height of a building can be estimated from the generation of a digital surface model (DSM) using photogrammetry from two or more

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The Digital Ape: How to live (in peace) with smart…

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The original ape in us still selects a mate, searches for food, chatters, steals, wages war, and creates great art but now using the products of digital technology. ... The Digital Ape, by Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt and Roger Hampson, is available here.

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Exploring right-wing extremism in online spaces - can we…

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We will also hear from Dr Lukasz Piwek and Dr David Ellis who will share their experiences and provide some key tips and challenges for using digital data in research. ... The seminar will appeal to anyone who is interested in this topic or who has an