four note friday 1.23 | The Photonovel and Photovoice
A few weeks ago, I became interested in learning more about a Peace Corps training manual written by Daniel Weaks
four note friday 1.22 | Photovoice + Google Scholar Alerts
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about setting up and scanning Google Alerts as a way to keep
four note friday 1.21 | Four MORE Exercises for Better Understanding Photovoice
As I noted within a previous post (1.14), learning about photovoice should include more than reading about photovoice. We
four note friday 1.20 | Is this a photovoice project?
I've often sat with folks and helped them discern whether their current or proposed research projects are actually
four note friday 1.19 | Photovoice and Ethical Considerations
Unexpected outcomes and events can be the most interesting parts of any project. And such unpredictable things are bound to
four note friday 1.18 | Hosting a Photovoice Workshop!
In about a month, I am hosting a two-day, in-person, intensive photovoice workshop in downtown Muncie, Indiana. And I cannot
four note friday 1.17 | Photovoice-Related Take-Aways from ASHE
This post will be short and sweet. Currently at the Association for the Study of Higher Education's (ASHE)
four note friday 1.16 | Photovoice and Cameras
When preparing to start a photovoice project, lots of questions need answered. One such question is as follows: What kind
four note friday 1.15 | Seeing Photovoice-in-Action, Using Google Alerts
Learning about photovoice should not only include reading journal articles. One simple and easy way to stay connected to how
four note friday 1.14 | Four Exercises for Better Understanding Photovoice
Learning photovoice is not just about reading academic journal articles. We have to get involved and try things out. We
