Ethnography and photo elicitation for NEA
Introduction
Ethnography is an example of qualitative data collection (other examples include questionnaires, focus groups and semi-structured interviews).
Photo elicitation can be defined ‘the use of photos to prompt discussion’ (Thomas, M. E. (2009). Auto-photography. Columbus, OH: The OhioState University).
Both techniques can be used as part of an A Level Geography NEA investigation.
Find out more about using these techniques, click the icon below to download a Powerpoint presentation written by Thomas Seale.
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