The ^AHandbook of Emergent Technologies in Social Research

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The ^AHandbook of Emergent Technologies in Social Research is written by Sharlene Nagy Hesse-Biber and published by Oxford University Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 0190451882 (ISBN 10) and 9780190451882 (ISBN 13).

Bringing together all the emerging social science research technologies in one place, this Handbook offers comprehensive and up-to-date thinking on emerging technologies and addresses their impact on research methods, and in turn how new technologies lead to new research questions and areas of inquiry. It is organized into five sections, covering internet technologies, emergent data-collection methods, audio/visual, mobile, and geospatial technologies, and technology's impact on studying social life in natural settings, all after taking a look at emergent technologies from a broad, social-research context. Many of the twenty-nine chapters provide a commentary on and summary of specific technologies, while others discuss the ethical and moral implications and collaborations across disciplines and outside the academy.