Leverage video tools for your research
Digital media are increasingly being used as tools in research. Video offers unique opportunities to collect fine-grained data on human interactions and emotions.
This training programme covers key technical skills relevant to using video as a research tool. It also tackles fundamental epistemological, ethical, and technical challenges raised by digital research methods.
A team gathering visual anthropologists, digital media specialists, and video experts provides a reflexive and practical introduction to conducting e-research. Each participant engages in an active hands-on learning experience geared towards collecting and analyse video data. Structured in 6 modules, this programme is uniquely suited for research teams or research centres wishing to encourage engagement with digital methods and research communication.
6 modules to generate and process video data
Why and how scientists use video tools: evolutions, state-of-art, and discussion of award-winning examples.
Planning and implementing a video data collection: aligning your empirical design with your theoretical goals. 
A critical approach to video tools: Informed consent, Reflexivity, positionality, and ethics 
Collecting and processing video data: from the shooting to the archives. Hands-on tutorial to edit video assets.
Analysing audio-visual data: taking advantage of AI-powered automation software. Hands-on tutorial.
Maximise research outcomes: video field reports, research articles, academic engagement, ethnographic films, and documentaries. Screening with invited guest speakers.More info
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Train your research teams, research centres, and academic departments
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RESEARCH
Video tools offer new opportunities to collect and analyse data.
TEACHING
Engage your students: get support to design interactive e-classes
public engagement
Evolve your research papers into videos to widen your audience
