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== Protocols designed for sharing open A/V data ==
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== Open Data Protocols ==
  
 
* Protocol from '''Berklee Studies of Social Interaction in the Arts''' (USA context) : A protocol designed to enable open data practices - i.e. the sharing of audiovisual data online: http://emcawiki.net/File:Berklee_studies_of_social_interaction_in_the_arts-combined-documents.pdf  
 
* Protocol from '''Berklee Studies of Social Interaction in the Arts''' (USA context) : A protocol designed to enable open data practices - i.e. the sharing of audiovisual data online: http://emcawiki.net/File:Berklee_studies_of_social_interaction_in_the_arts-combined-documents.pdf  
 
* Protocol from '''Tufts 'In Conversation' Corpus'''  (USA context)  : A study protocol designed for open data-oriented laboratory-based EM/CA recordings, allowing data to be shared online: http://emcawiki.net/File:In_Conversation_Corpus_Lab_study_protocol.pdf
 
* Protocol from '''Tufts 'In Conversation' Corpus'''  (USA context)  : A study protocol designed for open data-oriented laboratory-based EM/CA recordings, allowing data to be shared online: http://emcawiki.net/File:In_Conversation_Corpus_Lab_study_protocol.pdf
 
* Protocol from '''Tufts 'In The Wild' Corpus'''  (USA context)  : A study protocol designed for open data-oriented fieldwork EM/CA recordings, allowing data to be shared online: http://emcawiki.net/File:In_The_Wild_Corpus-Fieldwork-study_protocol.pdf
 
* Protocol from '''Tufts 'In The Wild' Corpus'''  (USA context)  : A study protocol designed for open data-oriented fieldwork EM/CA recordings, allowing data to be shared online: http://emcawiki.net/File:In_The_Wild_Corpus-Fieldwork-study_protocol.pdf

Revision as of 03:03, 10 September 2020

EMCA-based and EMCA-informed study protocols are necessary for recruitment, consent and data collection.

Here are a set of protocols that are available for researchers to model their own. NB: You might need to adapt these for your local/national context, but these example protocols should help with writing ethics/IRB and funding applications.

Call For Protocols We need your protocols and related materials to improve this page: http://emcawiki.net/Call_for_study_protocols_August_2020

Healthcare settings

Reports that include details of protocols for healthcare settings

Related discussions and links for healthcare settings

Healthcare setting studies that document protocols that include CA

Healthcare Studies that don't necessarily use CA but are useful reference points

Open Data Protocols