In Digital Sociology (2017) Noortje Marres embraces the digital under a more technology-led approach; it is an effort to show what may come before “the digital alphabetization process”, that is an introduction to digital methods for sociology. Marres thus prepares the field for introducing new formats of doing research and knowing society; explaining Continue reading “Digital Sociology [notes]”
JannaJoceliOmena
I am a digital methodologist and interdisciplinary scholar working as a Lecturer in Digital Methods at the Department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London. My work is rooted in understanding the epistemological dimension of AI, web technologies, digital objects, and research software in method design and implementation and their role in research and knowledge production practices. My research delves into the practice and theory of digital methods. I investigate the technicity of computational media from conceptual, technical, and empirical perspectives, using this knowledge to develop accessible and reproducible methodologies. This approach supports collaborations to build research software to analyse visual media content.
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Janna Joceli Omena 