This seminar series gathers leading scholars and practitioners to reflect on how ethnography is adapting to the study of heavily-mediated worlds.
15:30 -17:00, Online webinar
With Dr Alison KahnDr Alison Kahn, Loughborough University, discusses her paper on the role of social media in the making of the film "We, The Zeme" (2021) about the first Zeme Naga Olympics.
15:30 -17:00, Online session
With Professor David Zeitlyn, Dr Bill Kelley, Professor Rebecca Eynon, and Tomas BorsaWe will be running a fourth instalment of our ethnographic methods surgery, where students and researchers can bring questions about their project to receive advice from organisers and attendees.
With Dr Peaks Krafft
OxDEG is pleased to welcome Dr. Peaks Krafft to deliver this online session
The first Oxford Digital Ethnography Talk of Trinity Term
With Dr Joshua Bluteau
Dr Joshua Bluteau will discuss his paper 'The performance of (many) selves in everyday digital life: immersive cohabitation and self-portraiture as a viable ethnographic method'.
With Dr Andrew Schrock, Cyd Harrell, and Alex Blandford
A small panel comprising of Dr Andrew Schrock, Cyd Harrell and Alex Blandford will discuss the ways that qualitative research, political power and technology meet in government internet projects.
With Professor Simone Natale
Professor Simone Natale will argue that AI resides also, and especially, in the perception of human users. This talk will present materials from his new monograph, Deceitful Media: Artificial Intelligence and Social Life after the Turing Test.
With Giuseppe Alessandro Veltri
The Oxford Internet Institute welcomes Giuseppe Alessandro Veltri for this Digital Ethnography webinar session on the extent of innovation that the digital world is bringing to research.
We will be running a second instalment of our ethnographic methods surgery, where students and researchers can bring questions about their project to receive advice from organisers and attendees.
