Research: what you cannot plan for
All research projects undergo a great deal of preparation, planning, scheduling, deliberation and development. Then 'something' unanticipated and horrible happens to the research project. Are you ready for the unexpected? This paper presents an overview of some of the research related unex...
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The University of Newcastle
2007
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| author | Lloyd, Clare |
| author2 | Regan, Brian |
| author_facet | Regan, Brian Lloyd, Clare |
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| description | All research projects undergo a great deal of preparation, planning, scheduling, deliberation and development. Then 'something' unanticipated and horrible happens to the research project. Are you ready for the unexpected? This paper presents an overview of some of the research related unexpected disruptive occurrences (or adverse circumstances) that have happened during this year to my research project. It explores the procedures experienced and created (methodological, ethical and legal) when adverse circumstances take place during the data collection phase of a research project. It examines these processes in and of themselves, reflecting upon how the ever changing landscape of technology is helping to re-shape particular areas of research. It then discusses what can be learnt from these processes and how my PhD research project has kept continuity during and post these events. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-392242017-01-30T14:31:38Z Research: what you cannot plan for Lloyd, Clare Regan, Brian discourse analysis research methods research journal mobile phone Mobile communication research reflexivity All research projects undergo a great deal of preparation, planning, scheduling, deliberation and development. Then 'something' unanticipated and horrible happens to the research project. Are you ready for the unexpected? This paper presents an overview of some of the research related unexpected disruptive occurrences (or adverse circumstances) that have happened during this year to my research project. It explores the procedures experienced and created (methodological, ethical and legal) when adverse circumstances take place during the data collection phase of a research project. It examines these processes in and of themselves, reflecting upon how the ever changing landscape of technology is helping to re-shape particular areas of research. It then discusses what can be learnt from these processes and how my PhD research project has kept continuity during and post these events. 2007 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/39224 The University of Newcastle restricted |
| spellingShingle | discourse analysis research methods research journal mobile phone Mobile communication research reflexivity Lloyd, Clare Research: what you cannot plan for |
| title | Research: what you cannot plan for |
| title_full | Research: what you cannot plan for |
| title_fullStr | Research: what you cannot plan for |
| title_full_unstemmed | Research: what you cannot plan for |
| title_short | Research: what you cannot plan for |
| title_sort | research: what you cannot plan for |
| topic | discourse analysis research methods research journal mobile phone Mobile communication research reflexivity |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/39224 |