‘SOCIAL RESEARCH IN THE DIGITAL AGE’ We are pleased to invite you to the Social Research Association's annual conference on Monday 10 December 2012 at the British Library in London.
The digital revolution increasingly affects how we do social research. It brings fresh opportunities and challenges in every area, from new data collection tools and methods to innovations in the way that findings are analysed, presented and shared. This year’s SRA annual conference brings it all together, with perspectives from across the academic, non-profit and commercial research sectors. A wide range of topics will be covered in plenary and workshop sessions, including data visualisation, video ethnography, online longitudinal panels, analysing visual data, using social media, digital inclusion, and maximising the impact of research. * Plenary speakers: Dr Grant Blank (University of Oxford), Vanessa Cuthill (ESRC), Nick Leon (Naked Eye Research), lan Smith (ONS Data Visualisation Centre). * Confirmed panellists: Richard Bartholomew (GSR), Michelle Harrison, (TNS-BMRB), Karl Wilding (NCVO). * Confirmed workshop speakers include: Vicki Belt (CES), Lisa Calderwood (IoE), Andrew Charlesworth (ONS), Helen Lomax (Open University), Jerry Latter (Ipsos Mori), Peter Lynn (ISER), Rob Procter (University of Manchester), Liam Reynolds (Shelter), Nicki Senior (University of Manchester), Heather Wardle (NatCen Social Research). To find out more, please visit the SRA website: www.the-sra.org.uk/events Thanks to sponsors GIDE, and Taylor & Francis, we have been able to keep delegate rates low: members from £65 to £125, non-members £160. The day will include lunch and tea/coffee, plus a free early evening drinks reception – all in the British Library’s state-of-the-art conference centre. Come and join us on 10 December to stay informed about the latest developments in your area of social research, and meet up with colleagues at this lively and friendly event. With best regards, The SRA Events Group www.the-sra.org.uk
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