To cite this work: Jones, D. P. (2025). On the importance of ethnographic approaches to researching anti-ableist research cultures. Disability Dialogues. Sheffield: iHuman, University of Sheffield.

Ethnography & Evaluation Research (E&ER) has significant expertise on the outcomes of apprentice-model undergraduate research experiences for students and their research advisors. Our 2010 book, ...

As generative AI systems grow more advanced, their potential applications in research continue to expand. However, a recent ...

On the other hand the course guides and supports students as they identify, carry out and write-up their own ethnographic project. In parallel with their research activities, students will develop ...

Ethnography & Evaluation Research (E&ER) conducts research and evaluation on a variety of significant issues in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education, primarily in higher ...

Emphasising that ethnography relies on the researcher-as-research-instrument, the course aims to develop students' sensitivity and rigour as ethnographic researchers. This course is delivered through ...

Internet-based research is a relatively new approach to market research and to empirical social science more broadly. Advantages include timely and inexpensive access to data, particularly from ...

Written by Dr Ruben Andersson, winner of the 2015 award and author of Illegality, Inc. Ethnography is research on the slow boil – something that’s getting harder to justify at a time when our ...

Conservation & Society, Vol. 8, No. 4 (2010), pp. 245-255 (11 pages) Adams, W. and D. Hulme. 2001. Conservation and community: Changing narratives, policies and ...

Ethnographic approaches will 'follow' such technologies from ... our co-investigator Dr Rod Lawson, and our Research Associate Dr Julie Ellis. I am a sociologist interested in everyday experiences of ...