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PhD Project | Chaos and Noise
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Very much a work in progress. What will I doing? How will I doing it? I’d like to work with businesses from three areas: retail, hospitality, and professional services. Ideally, I need ten businesses from each of these groups. What’s in it for me? I run a small business. What would I need to do? September 26, 2013 at 9:46 pm. I am really enjoying the theme/design of your blog. Do you ever. Run into any web browser compatibility problems? A couple of my blog audience have complained about my website.
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What’s in a name? | Chaos and Noise
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Very much a work in progress. What’s in a name? What’s in a name? February 20, 2012. I’ve come back to my methodology chapter, after burying my head in papers on social capital and social network theory for the last month. I never did end up getting any feedback on what I wrote in the last draft, but the break has given me some more perspective on my own writing. In short: not. Terrible, but there’s a hell of a long way to go before it’s decent. I found a copy of Robert Kozinets’. There are a few differe...
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The “monastic phase” | Chaos and Noise
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Very much a work in progress. The “monastic phase”. The “monastic phase”. February 8, 2012. I’m spending today working on my data analysis, using Dedoose. Which I wrote a bit about over here. Over the past few months, Louise. Simpler than running a virtual Windows environment, with two different operating systems slowing everything down. Despite needing to spend most of my time hiding under a rock, I’m going to a public talk that danah. 8221; and there’s a bit of info about it here. Best wishes, cp.
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Smart Services: 2011 annual conference | Chaos and Noise
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Very much a work in progress. Smart Services: 2011 annual conference. Smart Services: 2011 annual conference. December 1, 2011. Longs days and little sleep make it likely that I’ll forget important details from the 2012 CRC conference, so I thought I’d write a few quick thoughts while they are still in my head…. In Perth, OZCHI. In Canberra) but we still had 34 PhD students in attendance. And some advice from Natalie Chapman ( Gemaker. I enjoyed Ralph’s session on the FourSight. Despite having a very bia...
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Quick update | Chaos and Noise
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Very much a work in progress. February 20, 2013. If I had a time machine, I’d jump back to the second half of 2012 and switch my enrolment over to part time. Okay, so I’d probably do a. It’s been a while since I last wrote about qualitative analysis software. Though I have wanted to revisit that topic in some more detail. In the meantime, others have picked up where I left off. Jen’s post over at Investigating the Imponderable. It’s also worth noting that NVivo 10. Will have a native Mac version availabl...
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Collecting qualitative data from online communities | Chaos and Noise
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Very much a work in progress. Collecting qualitative data from online communities. Collecting qualitative data from online communities. January 24, 2013. There seems to be a tendency among new online researchers to assume that you need a way of capturing. In order get an understanding of what’s happening in an online community. This is a post looking at some reasons why that might not be the case. Well, no. Of course not. So, should online communities be handled differently? More data does not always mea...
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I’m back! | Chaos and Noise
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Very much a work in progress. January 16, 2013. It’s been a very, very long time. Since I updated this blog, but in my defence things have been more than a little busy over here. I’ve been reading (and responding to, where I can) the many comments that still come in on my two posts on choosing qualitative research software for Mac users. And those have prompted me to get back into the habit of writing in here. Last April I began working for Symphony3. I’ll no doubt write a lot more about that over ...