Posts Tagged “anthropology”
My take on ‘Guerrilla Research’ as an anthropologist and UXD professional
by Diana on July 21, 2010
I’ve been avidly following a discussion on the anthro-design list about guerrilla research and thought that perhaps my reply as both a traditional researcher and a guerrilla researcher may be useful to those who follow my blog. So, here it (…)
An external view of my brain while writing my master’s practicum (thesis) papers…
by Diana on June 20, 2010
And we have lift off!
by Diana on May 10, 2010
Survey Now Available: I am hereby inviting all Fedora contributors to participate in my Fedora Research Survey by clicking on the banner below! If you are not a Fedora contributor, please do not take the survey. Survey Details: All responses (…)
Cataloging and Using Anthropological Metadata
by Diana on May 4, 2010
So, in my last post I talked about coding and no I don’t mean coding as in scripting or writing programming code (though it is just as tedious), I’m talking about coding qualitative data. For those non-anthropologist among my readers, (…)
Sunday Morning @ SXSW
by Diana on March 14, 2010
It’s a beautiful day in Austin Texas. I have always said that if I were to ever live anywhere else in Texas it would be in Austin. I simply love this city. Now, I’ll admit that I might be spoiled (…)