What is Network Ethnography

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A mixed-methods research design that balances social network analysis (SNA) with ethnography in interorganizational network studies; qualitative and quantitative data are collected and analyzed in a parallel fashion, implying convergence during data interpretation. Learn more in: Visual Ethnography as a Research Methodology: Enhancing the Depth of Scholarship

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Pairing social network analysis with a qualitative research method to discover meaning and impact in network data; also used as a triangulation strategy for network analysis. Learn more in: Multitasking CMC to Study Connected Organizations

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Pairing social network analysis with a qualitative research method to discover meaning and impact in network data; also used as a triangulation strategy for network analysis. Learn more in: Multitasking CMC to Study Connected Organizations

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An emerging transdisciplinary methodology that makes use of a wide variety of network data in order to study communication in organizations Learn more in: Codespaces: Community Wireless Networks and the Reconfiguration of Cities