Posts Tagged “virtual ethnography”
Defining Virtual Ethnography
by Diana on January 11, 2011
Virtual Ethnography is a highly interactive process that provides the ability to make observations of and participate in computer/device mediated cultures through a multitude of non face-to-face methods. It is used to better understand the behaviors and knowledge of participants (…)
Master’s completed, check – Onward to PhD!
by Diana on September 8, 2010
Wow, it’s been a while I know! Master’s Completed! On August 12 I presented my practicum / thesis to my anthropology department on the Fedora Project titled: An Exploration of the Fedora Project’s Online Open Source Development Community. The unique (…)
Virtual Ethnography and Open Source Software Reading List
by Diana on November 4, 2009
As a part of my preparation for my research on Fedora I’ve taken on getting acquainted with OSS as well as looking up other peoples views on virtual ethnography. For those that are interested, I am sharing my list here. (…)