Jaime Snyder
ABSTRACT
Qualitative research using video data requires a systematic approach to elicitation, collection and analysis of recordings. An analytic procedure was designed for a recent study focused on the creation of visual information as communicative practice. Video recordings of face-to-face conversations during which images were made provided rich evidence of both verbal and non-verbal modes of communication. This poster will present the video-based methodology used in this research to study multimodal social interactions associated with the creation of visual artifacts.
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