Instruments used in research methods include personal digital assistants to send and receive messages and photos, GPS for navigation to research locations, laptop computers for portable note-taking in the field, cameras to document people and events over time, and camcorders to record behaviors.
Instruments used in research methods include personal digital assistants to send and receive messages and photos, GPS for navigation to research locations, laptop computers for portable note-taking in the field, cameras to document people and events over time, and camcorders to record behaviors.
Instruments used in research methods include personal digital assistants to send and receive messages and photos, GPS for navigation to research locations, laptop computers for portable note-taking in the field, cameras to document people and events over time, and camcorders to record behaviors.
PDAs are pocket-sized tools designed to send and receive text messages, e- mail, and pictures. GPS Global positioning system (GPS) navigation tools help ethnographers take the first step in the ethnographic journey, helping them reach their destination to conduct interviews and observations. Laptop Computer The laptop computer is a significant improvement over pen and notepad. Laptop computers are truly portable computers for use in the office, on a plane, or in the field. Cameras They document people, places, events, and settings over time. They enable the anthropologist to create a photographic record of specific behaviours. Camcorders They provide the observer with the ability to stop time.