An Adventure in Space and Time: Using Student Interns in Ethnographic Research
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A presentation for UXLibsII, Thursday 23 June and Friday 24 June 2016 at ‘the studio Manchester‘ focusing on the experience of using student interns to carry out ethnographic research into the use of library space as part of the planning process for library refurbishment
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- 2. Context – The University of East London
- 4. Student demographics • Over 12,000 students on campus (over 10,000 FTE) • Primarily undergraduate (over 80%) • Over 80% full time • 62% female • High number of mature students (only 41% 18-20; 38% over 30) • Ethnically diverse 34% Black, 33% White, 21% Asian • 12% declared disability (46% of which dyslexia/learning disability)
- 8. Docklands Library Refurbishment Projects • Skillzone refurbishment (Summer 2015) • Planned further three year project with initial budget for each year and work to be carried out in: • Summer 2016 • Summer 2017 • Summer 2018 • Emphasis on the Student Experience and meeting student expectations and changes in ways of studying • Recent build so no major changes expected • Student numbers at Docklands such that not overcrowded
- 9. Skillzone
- 11. Why interns? Lack of skills currently within staff team Opportunity to collaborate with academic departments Employability agenda Presence of Anthropology Department “Busy” time for Library and Learning Services staff Students bring skills in ethnographic enquiry Approachability and accessibility Insider status Less biased by what staff already think students want/behave CASE assistance and support Learning by doing
- 14. Partnership?
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- 22. References • Hammersley, Martyn, “Ethnography: Problems and Prospects”, Ethnography and Education, 1(1), 2006, 3-14 • Jeffrey, Bob and Geoff Troman, “Time for Ethnography”, British Educational Research Journal, 30(4), 2004, 535-548 Acknowledgements • Tardis: original uploader was Sceptre at English Wikipedia (Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons.) [CC BY-SA 2.5 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5)], via Wikimedia Commons • All other images either from UEL or the presenter