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Introducing Graph Search | Facebook - 1 views

www.facebook.com/...graphsearch

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Digital Ethnography Tools at SSRC | re/search - 0 views

ssrcdepaul.wordpress.com/...retool-digital-ethnography

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Hypermedia Ethnography in Educational Settings: Possibilities and Challenges - 1 views

www.eric.ed.gov/...detailmini.jsp

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Meaning, Semiotechnologies and Participatory Media - Langlois - 12 views

I couldn't get the pdf from that link. The pdf is available through the table of contents for the current issue (volume 12) at http://www.culturemachine.net/index.php/cm/issue/current.

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started by Rosalynn Rothstein on 04 Apr 12 1 follow-up, last by Mara Williams on 30 Apr 12

Social Networks and Archival Context Project (SNAC) - 4 views

I'm finding the learning curve a bit high on this one. The radial graph maps connections between collections/collectors/institutions - but is there any way to expand the graph - for example, I cli...

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started by nathan_georgitis on 22 May 12 1 follow-up, last by Mara Williams on 29 May 12

Legend-tripping Online: Supernatural Folklore and the Search for Ong's Hat - Michael Ki... - 1 views

books.google.com/books

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Julianne Meyer on 10 Apr 14

This is a book that I have read through in my previous attempts to approach the online-life of legends and ghost narratives. I found it really helpful to see how Kinsella approached the online community, and perhaps this might help some of you to read through some of his ideas.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This is a book that I have read through in my previous attempts to approach the online-life of legends and ghost narratives. I found it really helpful to see how Kinsella approached the online community, and perhaps this might help some of you to read through some of his ideas. </div>

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AFS Ethnographic Thesaurus - 2 views

This is a great tool for constructing metadata for your coding that can be used by research other than your own!

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started by emknott on 24 Apr 14 1 follow-up, last by Julianne Meyer on 01 May 14

VoiceBase - Store, Search and Share Recordings | Just another WordPress site - 0 views

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Aylie B on 12 May 14

For those of us looking for free cloud transcription service! Here's a great review from a KUOW Reporter.... "Register at http://www.voicebase.com, upload your audio, do something else for 10 minutes to an hour or two (the wait varies apparently), and it will do a rough but surprisingly not-bad transcription for you. What I've done is then paste that "machine transcript" into a Word doc (or you can download it) and correct major errors in it as I listen to my original audio. Much faster (and a lot less typing) than trying to log tape from scratch. Voicebase.com lets you do 50 hours of audio transcribing free. I did it for a half-hour interview I'd taped in the studio; I don't know how Voicebase will perform on phone tape, audio with ambient noise behind it, speakers with accents, interviews with more than one person, etc. But for my purposes, it was pretty freaking awesome."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">For those of us looking for free cloud transcription service! Here's a great review from a KUOW Reporter.... "Register at <a href="http://www.voicebase.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.voicebase.com</a>, upload your audio, do something else for 10 minutes to an hour or two (the wait varies apparently), and it will do a rough but surprisingly not-bad transcription for you. What I've done is then paste that "machine transcript" into a Word doc (or you can download it) and correct major errors in it as I listen to my original audio. Much faster (and a lot less typing) than trying to log tape from scratch. Voicebase.com lets you do 50 hours of audio transcribing free. I did it for a half-hour interview I'd taped in the studio; I don't know how Voicebase will perform on phone tape, audio with ambient noise behind it, speakers with accents, interviews with more than one person, etc. But for my purposes, it was pretty freaking awesome."</div>

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