In this workshop run by The Centre for Digital Cultures and Societies we take participants through a range of data collection strategies that focus on different digital traces (such as screenshots, posts, or images etc.) and how these strategies could be integrated into other kinds of digital methods such as scroll-back, search for, or screenshotting. We will present an overview of what these methods can look like in practice, followed by an open discussion on possible ethical, practical, and technical considerations for integrating these strategies into your own research.

Facilitators:

Lauren Hayden, Giselle Newton, Nic Carah, and Dan Tran

VENUE INFORMATION:

The easiest way to approach the building is from Staff House Road. There is an access ramp on this side of the building with bike parking to the left.

As you enter the building on Level 2, you will see Boeing to your left and a small staircase around the corner to the right. Take the staircase up one flight to reach level 3. The DCS office will be straight ahead. Go left in the direction of the red arrow in the below photo to access the office space via the main entry door.

Contact the host of Digital Traces as Method

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