Teaching visual methods in the social sciences - Watt, Sal; Wakefield, Caroline (Abingdon, Oxon ; New York Routledge, 2017)
Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Thinking through the use of visual methods in learning and teaching -- Introduction / Sal Watt and Caroline Wakefield -- Looking back : the use of visual methods in the social sciences / Sal Watt and Caroline Wakefield -- Research ethics and visual methods / Julie Scott Jones -- Visual methods : developing pedagogical application / Caroline Wakefield and Sal Watt -- Teaching visual methods -- Case studies : different visual methods -- Film : secondary data as a mechanism to support student learning / Moira Lafferty -- Drawing : a visual method as an expressive data collection technique / Edd Pitt -- Bricolage : visual and creative arts in the design of applied psychology assessments / Julie Taylor -- Case studies: different student populations -- Students : examining photo-ethnography and documentary as an unorthodox learning and teaching strategy / Joel Rookwood -- Fieldwork : using visual methods as a tool for field data collection / Janet Speake -- Crossing over cultures : using visual methods in a cross-cultural context for teaching and research / Simon Davies and Lorna Bourke -- Reflections -- Practical applications of teaching visual methods / Sal Watt and Caroline Wakefield -- Practitioner resources -- Index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Social sciences -- Study and teaching -- Audio-visual aids