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Revision as of 05:15, 24 November 2014
This is a page to add advice about specific guides for data recording, equipment and collection.
Contents
Introduction
This page is being structured based on a document circulated by Ruth Parry: Conversation analysis and Clinical Encounters Conference York 2013 Report from a Knowledge sharing workshop: Tools, techniques, tips, processes, software, hardware.
What's on your packing list?
- Camera(s)
- SD flash memory cards (SDHD = high capacity SD)
- Camera clamp/pole/tripod etc.
- Wide angle lens
- Mic(s)
- Mic stand
- Digital voice recorder for back up
- Headphones
- Bulldog clips, duct tape
- Spare batteries
- Consent forms, record forms
Software / Methods
Creating video clips for talks
Subtitling
Further reading
Equipment
Cameras
Tripods
Audio recorders
Microphones
Fixings
Data storage
Further reading
Credits
© Ruth Parry with thanks also to Nick Wood and Mark Dingemanse, MPI Nijmegen and folks who responded to email and languse queries Glenys Caswell, Paul Cibulka, Shannon Clarke, Virginia Teas Gill, Spencer Hazel, John Heritage, Kristian Pollock, Liz Stokoe.
