Fieldwork Brainstorming

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Kinds of Fieldwork / Primary Research


  1. Interview - person with experience (i.e. player), person involved in the practice (i.e. producer), experts
  2. Survey - representative sample of people; get basic information
  3. Observation - looking at others or self? logging
  4. Primary document - undigested information

Discuss

  • What can we do with fieldwork?
  • Advantages?
  • Practical considerations?

  • How to integrate fieldwork and secondary sources?
    • confirm an established point
    • add nuance, particular details, or a concrete illustration
    • extend or get local insights

 

Get some expert knowledge from a psychologist or someone that is an expert in the field. I posted a status on my facebook for anyone who plays online games with avatars to respond. We'll see how this goes...

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