[Air-L] Mixed methods Internet research follow-up

[Ulf-Dietrich Reips]

Hi Christine:
in case no one has yet suggested it to you: an excellent related 
handbook is the following.

Eid, M., Diener, E. (Eds.) (2006). Handbook of multimethod 
measurement in psychology. Washington, DC.

Kind regards
Ulf


At 10:21 Uhr +0100 5.4.2013, Christine Hine wrote:
>Thanks so much to everyone who sent me suggestions of mixed methods Internet
>research in response to my recent query. I'm still working my way through
>the responses in detail. It's been really enlightening to see the sheer
>amount of methodological mixing going on in Internet studies and  clearly
>there's something about the multiple affordances of digital data that
>stimulate people to draw on multiple methodological traditions. I'm finding
>it very interesting to think through these examples of mixing in research
>according to the notion of "facet methodology" that I've just come across -
>see Mason (2011). I know several other people were interested to know about
>the outcomes of my query, so I've prepared a brief summary of the various
>projects and resources I heard about. It's a bit long to send out whole to
>this list, so I've put it here:  http://christinehine.wordpress.com/
>
>Best wishes,
>
>Christine
>
>Mason, J. (2011) Facet methodology: the case for an inventive research
>orientation. Methodological Innovations Online 6(3): 75-92
>http://www.pbs.plym.ac.uk/mi/pdf/8-02-12/MIO63Paper31.pdf
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>Christine Hine
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>christine.hine at btinternet.com
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