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Sociology, 2009 With the systematic archiving of qualitative data emerging as a distinct possibility in Australia, both the practices of qualitative research and how subsequent outputs are ‘used’ are coming under increased scrutiny and reflection. Drawing on a series of focus groups with qualitative researchers, this article critically explores the meanings ascribed ...
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The Data Are Out There, or Are They? Implications for Archiving and Revisiting Qualitative Data
Sociology, 1998The usefulness of archived qualitative data has been questioned where contextual information surrounding the conditions of its production is not provided. It has been assumed that, without this background information, the data remain incomplete. By the same token, it has been argued that the provision of such information will repair and complete the ...
Natasha S Mauthner
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The Timescapes Archive: A Stakeholder Approach to Archiving Qualitative Longitudinal Data
Qualitative Research, 2012ESRC funding for the Timescapes initiative included provision for the creation of a specialist resource of Qualitative Longitudinal (QL) data for sharing and re-use. In this article we document the development of this resource, focusing on the strategic and practical dimensions of its growth.
Bren Neale
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Archiving Qualitative Data in Australia: An Introduction
Australian Journal of Social Issues, 2009 The prospect of the digital archiving of qualitative data for re‑use and analysis by other researchers is now a distinct reality in Australia following the development of similar facilities in the UK, the US and Finland. While these archives are now well‑established and have become reasonably well‑accepted among the scholarly community, their ...
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Webcast Archiving and Accessing Qualitative Data
, 1970 View the webcast of the presentations at the Archiving and Accessing Qualitative data master class, February ...
Children's Research Network
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Qualitative Data Archiving: Some Reflections on Its Prospects and Problems
Sociology, 1997 The archiving of qualitative data seems likely to become much more common in the future. It promises to make an important contribution to the development of sociological research. This contribution relates to at least two main areas. It should facilitate
Martyn Hammersley
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