[Air-L] Bartz v. Anthropic Copyright Case and new posts on When the Field is Online

[Janet Salmons]

Hello friends,

Bartz v. Anthropic Copyright Case
The Claims Process for Textbook & Academic Authors is Unique. Review Guidance from the Textbook & Academic Authors Association Before Filing Claims. See detailed information here: https://tinyurl.com/mwr4usr4

Diary methods, that is, a research approach that involves sending/sharing a series of questions or prompts for participants' responses over a defined period of time, are the focus for October. These are methods that work for informal as well as scholarly research.
The new post: Diary Methods: Why and How? is online (https://tinyurl.com/msa9pha8).
Check out the whole series:
*       Narratives and Diaries in Online Research: https://tinyurl.com/4emjhhzd Learn about the lived experience from first-hand accounts
*       Narrated Lives https://tinyurl.com/3kw5duex Using biographical methods in qualitative research
Next week we'll explore found diaries and narratives, including an exciting author interview! November is Academic Writing Month, with a focus on informal ways to share research-based thinking. Subscribe so you don't miss anything (and share this link with your students): http://tinyurl.com/qualnews

Have qualitative or mixed methods publications or events to share? Send them to me off-list.

Take care,
Janet


Janet Salmons, PhD (She/her/hers)
www.salmons.blog
Unabhängie Forscherin, Free-Range Scholar and Creative
2024 Research Fellow, Center for Advanced Internet Studies
Boulder, Colorado USA
janet at salmons.blog<mailto:jsalmons at vision2lead.com>