DAY II - #QRWEB Live Feed - Qualitative Research in Web 2.0 International Conference

DAY II

09:00 Meeting the challenges of analysing usergenerated Web 2.0 content: a case study on Youtube’s David Farm, Silvana di Gregorio, Sociologist & Consultant, SdG Associates (UK)

09:45 Nothing new under the sun? Using traditional and emerging strategies for web site content analysis
Mary Evans Kasala, Scientific Merit Reviewer and Research Methods Faculty - Capella University (US)

11:00 Advanced grammatical text analysis: introducing a web tool for arranging and sharing classificatory data
Brit-Helle Aarskog, Chief Scientific Officer University of Bergen & TextUrgy (NO)

11:45 From the underground to the Internet: issues of ethnography, ethics and identities, Ximena Alarcón, Research Fellow, Institute of Creative Technologies - De Montfort University (UK)

Round-table discussion:

13:45 Ethnographic research of on-line communities
Bob Jeffrey, Senior Research Fellow,  The Open University UK / Bryan Mark Urbsaitis, Lecturer City University of New York (US)

15:15 Researching political communication in social media: what are the implications? Andrius Suminas, Lecturer, Faculty of Communication Vilnius University (LT)

16:00 The theory of online focus group technique: how online qualitative research can influence the outcome of findings, Guendalina Graffigna, Postdoc, Faculty of Psychology, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (IT)

16:45 Eye-tracking technology: analysing the impacts of the convergence of television and internet on viewers
José Azevedo, Associate Professor, Sociology Department University of Porto (PT)

17:30 Closing remarks from the chair and organiser