New Methodological Challenges for Youth Research: Speaker presentations
The Youth Study Group of the British Sociological Association held a very successful seminar at the University of Southampton on June 12th 2009, focusing on methodological challenges faced by contemporary youth researchers. The powerpoint presentations from the day are attached below. Thanks to all the presenters and attendees for a very stimulating day.
Meaningful meanderings: using mobile methods to research young people’s everyday lives: Nicola Ross, Cardiff University
Multiple facets of people and place: exploring youth identity and aspirations in Madurai, South India: Suzanne Powell and Amanda Brown, Northumbria University
Youth research in Web 2.0: a case study of blog analysis: Helene Snee, University of Manchester
Digital ethnography and ethics in the context of Web 2.0: Yvette Morey, University of Bath
Involving young people as peer researchers in research on community relations in Northern Ireland: Dirk Schubotz, Queens University Belfast
‘But I don’t want to be filmed’: challenges and opportunities of using visual methods in a participatory research project with young people: Nadine Schaefer, University of Exeter
‘As soon as that track starts I feel…’ Unravelling attachments to extreme metal music with ‘music elicitation’: Nicola Allett, University of Warwick
Amanda Brown mobile methods.ppt
Dirk Schubotz Participatory methods.ppt
Nadine Schaeffer Participatory video.ppt
Nicola Allett music elicitation.ppt
Nicola Ross Mobile methods.ppt
Yvette Morey Digital ethics.ppt