From interviews and artworks to musical compositions and journal articles, data in Arts, Design & Media research takes various forms and is generated, gathered and analysed in a variety of ways. In addition, undertaking a PhD means you accrue a mass of notes – some which you know straight away what their purpose will be and others that you store for future use.

A previous ADM PhD student told us that trying to make sense of all this stuff is a bit like filtering the universe! Sound familiar?

This workshop will provide a starting point to think about practical strategies to help you filter the Universe. There will be a series of short talks from current and recently completed PhD students across a range of disciplines who will share how they are gathering, organising and managing data and other information for their research:

Jerome Turner | Using WordPress as a Research Diary

Dave Harte | Filtering the Universe with NVivo

Sebastian Svegaard | Introducing Scrivenor

Niccolò Granieri | Atom and Markdown: note-taking made easy.

There will be plenty of time for discussion and questions so you can think about developing strategies that work for you.

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