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The Kensington Market Research Project is hosting a reception and Scan-a-thon event!
RECEPTION The University of Toronto Ethnography Lab, based in the Department of Anthropology, will be hosting an end-of-the-year reception to showcase the recent results of the Kensington Market Research Project. As part of the “ANTH447H1 Ethnographic Practicum: Metropolis” course directed by Dr. Joshua Barker, Associate Professor of Anthropology, eleven undergraduate students and four graduate students … Continue reading
Dr. Barry Wellman to Speak at the Ethnography Lab
The Digital Ethnography Group is pleased to welcome Dr. Barry Wellman, Professor of Sociology at the University of Toronto and co-author of the book “Networked: The New Social Operating System,” to the Ethnography lab on Friday, April 10th at 5pm for a discussion about some of the changes brought about in tandem with the proliferation … Continue reading
Susan Hyatt audio and presentation slides
Last Thursday, Dr. Susan Hyatt from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis gave a talk entitled ‘Collaborative ethnography and community activism: Where publics and politics meet’. The presentation slides can be downloaded in MS PowerPoint format. Please note that the file is rather large as it contains embedded audio and video: Susan Hyatt – Collaborative ethnography and … Continue reading
Collaborative Ethnography and Community Activism: Where Publics and Politics Meet
Collaborative ethnography, as defined by Luke Eric Lassiter, is “a very specific kind of ethnography that builds on the cooperative relationships already present in the ethnographic research process… and endeavors to engender texts that are more readable, relevant, and applicable to local communities of ethnographic collaborators (i.e. local publics).” Over the last 10 years, collaborative … Continue reading
Ethnography in Canada Hub
The Ethnography in Canada hub is envisaged as a forum to bring together university and community-based researchers conducting ethnographic research in Canada. Our aims are three-fold. First, we aim to create a peer-support environment and network. This includes a space to discuss the challenges, opportunities, and questions that arise as we navigate our work as … Continue reading
Using Zotero for Bibliographies: Presentation Slides
I gave a presentation/ demonstration today in the Ethnography Lab about Zotero, the free bibliography management tool. For those who attended — and those who couldn’t — I am attaching the slides with my walk-throughs, recommendations and tweaks to this blog post. Please download the Microsoft PowerPoint file from the link below: Managing your bibliography … Continue reading
Making Anthropology Accessible: Tailoring Research Insights for Different Audiences
Using Zotero for Bibliography and Citation Management: A Workshop
The Three Ps: Publishing, Pedagogy, and Production in Contemporary Anthropology. A Talk by Anne Brackenbury.
Infrastructures Photos
A gallery of photos related to the Infrastructures Research Group. Continue reading
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