A weekly newsletter by photovoice researcher Dr. Amanda O. Latz offering reflections and practical guidance on designing and conducting photovoice studies. Issues cover participatory planning, methodological adaptations such as rapid photovoice, and examples of participatory image-making projects.
Website: https://www.photovoicefieldnotes.com/
Essays applying economics, statistics and software-engineering thinking to unusual questions, such as the social cost of spam, caching standards for LLM APIs, and checking published research for package bugs. Readers get quantified, argument-driven analysis with concrete numbers and sources.
A newsletter offering practical guides and prompts for using AI in everyday work, such as turning vague tasks into next actions, drafting one-page strategies, and testing AI research tools. Issues combine cited research and productivity frameworks with prompts, some of which are behind a paywall.
An academic's irregular newsletter sharing his research, talks and writing on racial inequality, policing data and Black-led research. Readers get paper announcements, resurfaced blog posts and recordings with a clear advocacy perspective.
Explains Chronicle Makers' named methods for family historians using AI to research genealogy and write finished family stories, including the Three Depths of Context, the Making Log and the Research Brain. Each issue defines a concept, shows what goes in it, and places it within the Chronicle Makers Genealogy Research Toolkit.
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