Our teaching team have collated a series of freely available online resources for anyone looking to support their #qualitative learning during the pandemic. Our list is available to download here: https://t.co/HO78r8Bcxs

The next #CRMethodsChat is TODAY Tues 15 Sept at 5 pm BST. We'll be talking about using creative methods online in research and teaching. Hope you can join us - if not, keep an eye on the hashtag later to pick up the Wakelet. Pls RT

Handy tips here for those thinking about working with photovoice remotely.

Global colleagues! The Rachel Tanur Prize for Visual Sociology is open - an amazing opp! Encourage students to apply by 22/Jan! DM me with any Qs @jovearey @DrElsaOliveira @nava_tree @mandlods @ClaudiaMitche15 @AprilMandrona @froatosebe @praxis_india @FelixBivens @iBaliNetwork

@Dan_McCulloch @methodsandvoice shares participant evaluation of participatory visual methods - not everyone wants to be involved, motivations differ, understandings of/aspirations for participation differ, influence of visual norms, CONTEXT #IVMC6

Really interesting findings presented today by @Dan_McCulloch @methodsandvoice on the question of the relationship between visual participatory methods and voice. So many methodological and ethical questions raised, all food for thought!

Some initial findings from the project were presented at the @ESRC Research Methods Festival in July. Video available on @NCRMUK YouTube channel:

Research findings events (MK & London) now live for sign up! London (6.3.19) - https://t.co/QFXUnPSte7 Milton Keynes (8.3.19) https://t.co/74OJwHnRYz @NCRMUK @ESRC @OU_FASS @OpenUniversity @OUGradSch @OU_SocPolCrim

Interviewed yesterday by @cagarrington for our somatics toolkit, for the @NCRMUK podcast series on creative research methods... watch this space!

Understanding poverty using visual participatory methods: can it work? Great new discussion for the Methods Podcast with @Dan_McCulloch from the @OpenUniversity ahead of his session at #RMF18 in Bath later this year https://t.co/qkBl55XU4G

Actively engaging study participants in research to give them a voice is a method that has grown in popularity in recent years. But does this approach really give people a voice and if so how? https://t.co/dkvmzbANHT?

Did you know our project ‘Working across qualitative longitudinal studies’ has its own blog? Check out the latest post on why we should reconsider the idea of archiving data as the end point of a study

The 8th ESRC Research Methods Festival is taking place in 2 months’ time, at the University of Bath from 3-5 July - book your place now! #RMF18

Actively engaging study participants in research to give them a voice is a method that has grown in popularity in recent years. But does this approach really give people a voice and if so how? https://t.co/dkvmzbANHT?

Interesting book on #visualmethods #creativemethods :Participatory Visual Methodologies: Social Change, Community and Policy #sexualviolence #university interesting4 @TanyaBeetham @methodsandvoice

New @NCRMUK MethodsNews article looking at participatory visual methods and 'voice': https://t.co/zJRp0vgV5T Podcast available too: https://t.co/wbXWLyWPZP @OU_FASS @OU_SocPolCrim @OpenUniversity @OUGradSch @VMJournal @Sage_VCJ @VisualScholars @Participatory_M @pygyrg

There's also a podcast available from the NCRM which discusses the project, please feel free to share! https://t.co/arbP4pbxor?

Great advisory group meeting, followed by presenting preliminary findings at #britsoc18 last week. This week there's an article in @NCRMUK MethodsNews about the project so far:

3 days to go! #RMF18 Early bird booking open until 20th April https://t.co/t8hnU4JWNo

Understanding poverty using visual participatory methods: can it work? Great new discussion for the Methods Podcast with @Dan_McCulloch from the @OpenUniversity ahead of his session at #RMF18 in Bath later this year https://t.co/SHbfScF33l