Ethnography is a qualitative orientation to research that emphasises the detailed
observation of people in naturally occurring settings. The ethnographic approaches currently …

Ethnography and human-computer interaction | The social and interactional dimensions of
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The teaching and perhaps more importantly the practice of ethnographic techniques has
become increasing important within Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). But ethnography is …

Suchman's book Plans and Situated Actions has been influential in HCI (Human Computer
Interaction). The book is often discussed with reference to ethnographic fieldwork …

We examine the expansion of topic areas for qualitative research in HCI publications,
focusing on representations of users and field sites. We examine further developments in …

Anthropologists have been using ethnographic methods since the 1970s to support the
design and evaluation of software. While early use of such skills in the design world was …

will use it and their attitudes and beliefs. Therefore, we'd like to acknowledge three
influences that serve as examples to us: Frederick Winslow Taylor The Hawthorne studies …

Autoethnography is an ethnographic method in which a fieldworker's experience is
investigated together with the experience of other observed social actors. Over the years …

There are many ways of doing fieldwork. Edward E. Evans-Pritchard once recalled his first
attempts to learn about fieldwork in the early 1920s. He had asked a number of famous …

In this chapter we bring together different threads of our argument to consider the difference
between ethnomethodology and traditional forms of social science that make use of …