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What is Productive Ambiguity

Handbook of Research on Digital Information Technologies: Innovations, Methods, and Ethical Issues
The way in which arts-based genres enable research data to be presented in an evocative manner that propagates in the reader/viewer a discernment of multiple meanings and engagement with the complexity of the social world (re)presented.
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Exploring Multimedia Performance in Educational Research
Carl Bagley (University Durham, UK)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-59904-970-0.ch002
Abstract
This chapter draws on the analysis and (re)presentation of qualitative research undertaken on a UK government project known as Sure Start, an initiative based on the principle of bottom up community-based engagement dealing with social exclusion. The data from interviews, observation, and documentation, arise from ethnographic immersion by the author in a local working class community over a period of two years. Based on these data the chapter explores the (re)telling of the same research tale through the lens of bounded and unbounded (re)presentational forms and in so doing envisions some of the challenges and opportunities for multimedia performance as a methodological approach within the academy.
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