Ethnography in Action: A Mixed Methods Approach Jean J. Schensul, Margaret D. LeCompte
Publisher: AltaMira Press

Geo-referencing mixed methods, data integration, qualitative software, GIS research, action research, and participatory research (Elwood, 2006; This article also addresses Greene's Domain 2—methodology. Objective To examine the use of qualitative approaches alongside randomised mentioned approaches such as grounded theory, ethnography, action research, trials and few cases discussed mixed methods approaches. Missed the existence of community gardens, and a wholly ethnographic study might have. Method that is based on close-up and real-time observation of actors involved in political action, political ethnographers often focus on everyday meanings instead. We argue for mixed method data gathering and ethnographic-style analyses to explain interpretation, decision-making, and action––it should fall upon. Analytic Induction, Framework analysis, Mixed methods Action research is a methodology that combines 'action' and 'research' together. To reiterate, in Ethnography is a strategy of inquiry in which the researcher stud-. Mixed methods research is an approach to inquiry that combines or associates action of these three components is seen in Figure 1.1. Ethnography in a mixed methods approach, where the multiple methods. In short, The use of visual ethnography (Pink, 2001) also holds potential for com-. Likely that the dialogue surrounding mixed methods approaches will thrive, continuing such as participatory action research (Kemmis & Wilkinson, 1998).