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Real-Time Netnography: Rejecting The Passive Shift, Leesa Costello, Marie-Louise Mcdermott
Real-Time Netnography: Rejecting The Passive Shift, Leesa Costello, Marie-Louise Mcdermott
Research outputs 2014 to 2021
Although netnography emerged in the 1990s, it is a term unfamiliar to many ethnographers and is still touted as a new methodology. Once explained, ethnographers often understand it in terms of online ethnography. While this is helpful, netnography, however, offers a set of steps and analytic approaches that can be applied across a spectrum of involvement online. Its focus is on gaining entree to an online community, distinguishing between participant observation and nonparticipant observation.
Future Of Australia’S Etp: Script Exchange, Script Vault Or Secure Mobile Alternative, Kyaw Kyaw Htat, Patricia A. H. Williams, Vincent Mccauley
Future Of Australia’S Etp: Script Exchange, Script Vault Or Secure Mobile Alternative, Kyaw Kyaw Htat, Patricia A. H. Williams, Vincent Mccauley
Australian Information Security Management Conference
Electronic transfer of prescriptions is an essential element of electronic medications management. Unfortunately, current manual and preliminary electronic transfer of prescription methods are not patient focussed, leading to a suboptimal solution for the patient. This is increasingly relevant in the push for more patient engagement in their own healthcare. The area is highly controlled by legislation and regulation. Through research and an analysis of the possible methods to improve and personalise electronic transfer of prescriptions, this paper provides an overview of these conclusions, and presents an alternative technical solution. The solution has been derived from a number of experiments in …
Building Online Community On Snac: A Netnographic Study Of The Early Years Sector, Ruth Wallace, Leesa Costello, Amanda Devine
Building Online Community On Snac: A Netnographic Study Of The Early Years Sector, Ruth Wallace, Leesa Costello, Amanda Devine
Research outputs 2014 to 2021
‘‘Build it and they will come,’’ an adage critiqued as a common misconception of participatory engagement with online communities. Previous research indicated that a netnographic approach based upon researcher– participant engagement would provide the best opportunity to build and sustain a successful support community [...].