Skill School workshop series: Sensory Ethnography and Multimodal Practice

Below is a short summary and a link to Skill School's webpage where you will find more info and register for this and other Skill School workshops.

Beginning with a general discussion of what sensory and multimodal ethnography is, and what these approaches afford researchers in terms of generating knowledge in various registers, the course introduces different ways of doing sensory ethnography and performing multimodal analysis, touching briefly on the dissemination/circulation of this knowledge. Particpants will discuss readings, and their own practice as it relates to these sets of methods and approaches, and have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with doing sensory ethnography and performing multimodal sorting and analysis. The course is for Ph.d.-students and researchers that work with ethnographic methods and/or are interested in learning more about sensory ethnography and multimodal practice. 

Time: 13.15–16.00 both days.

• Skill School's webpage where you register for the workshop(s)

Arranged by: Lund Social Science Methods Centre