Wales DTP Methods Blog

Methods blog for @WalesDTP students and guests
Thinking of methods; methods of thinking

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This is an open call for all PhD students in the social sciences for blogposts that focus on the authors experience of methods/theory used, in use, or future use. Contributions should be 1000 words max. DM us or contact @MathlinRobert to discuss ideas.

[Wales DTP Methods Blog @methodsblog]

Thank you @Louise_Ridden for writing the latest article on the Methods Blog 'Online Fieldwork in Conflict Affected Areas': https://t.co/1CHXivI1oJ

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NEW BLOGPOST: @JamiAbramson details her use of photo diaries to understand the concept of home for young migrants living in Swansea. Link below!

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https://t.co/qacfRWBpG9

[Wales DTP Methods Blog @methodsblog]

NEW BLOGPOST: @saraha_foster details her use of creative methods to understand practices of welcome for refugees and asylum seekers in rural Wales. Check it out, link below!

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https://t.co/imLjfu5yfg

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In the final instalment of the Pandemic Series @geenawhiteman discusses Zoom interviews and participatory data analysis. Link below!

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#methodsblog

https://t.co/NSu5wvzDHO

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The final blogpost from @geenawhiteman will be published next Tuesday!

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February is the last month of the Pandemic Series. To bring the series to its end we have two great blogposts. The first is from @MartynEvansNRW, who reflects on his pandemic experience and shares some useful tips. Link below!

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#methodsblog

https://t.co/A64AdiQXkH

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Our list of fully funded PhDs continues to grow, deadlines are early Feb!!! https://t.co/ITgASkT8WP @cardiffuni @BangorUni @SwanseaUni @AberUni @cardiffmet @uniofglos

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New Pandemic Series blogpost: @catrin_mari91 reflects on using online creative methods. Link below!

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https://t.co/drwOMn5X8I

[Tirion Jenkins @EilirHaf]

Kicking off the PhD with a little bit of #BlueHealth this winter ⛄️ @CUGeogPlan

https://t.co/J80LDvQ8wB

[Caitlin Hafferty @CaitlinHafferty]

New blog post on useful tools for #PhD researchers! Including auto transcription, academic paper summary, & project management software. 📝📚💻

➡️https://t.co/Z6lsLF9FHs

RTs appreciated! @CCRI_UK @UoGresearch @PGF_RGSIBG @PhDVoice @PhDfriendSana @methodsblog

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Pls RT!

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@CardiffDA
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@cardiffmet
@CCRI_UK
@uniofglos
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[Wales DTP Methods Blog @methodsblog]

This is an open call for all PhD students in the social sciences for blogposts that focus on the authors experience of methods/theory used, in use, or future use. Contributions should be 1000 words max. DM us or contact @MathlinRobert to discuss ideas.

[Wales DTP Methods Blog @methodsblog]

In the 4th instalment of the Pandemic Series @06aims reflects on the different types of interview technique she used throughout the pandemic. Link below!

@WalesDTP

https://t.co/hPeQMrWxXs

[Dr Fiona Long @Fiona_Long_]

I've written a blog post as part of the 'Pandemic Series' for the Wales DTP Methods Blog - check it out!

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In the 3rd blogpost of the pandemic series
@Fiona_Long_ demonstrates how ethnographic storytelling can be used to create a more public and engaging sociology. Link below!

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https://t.co/sWGxd0jLVe

[Aimee Morse @06aims]

The call for papers for the @CCRI_UK Winter School 2022 is now open!

We currently plan to hold the two day event in-person @uniofglos' Park Campus. It will include several presentation sessions, two workshops and plenty of opportunities for informal discussions.

#CCRIWS22

[Welsh Graduate School for the Social Sciences @WGSSSDTP]

Well done @emily_marchant 👏👏👏👏

[Dr Katherine Fender 🇺🇦 @KAFender_Oxford]

A must-read for those interested in human histories + the importance of the temporal and spatial in recalling and constructing them - read Dr @aledSingleton's blog post on "walks of the mind" and "go along" interviews (inc. the age of COVID-19).

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