Distributed Ethnography
Ethnography Part I (by Dave Snowden)
Ethnography Part II (by Dave Snowden)

We are never more than the co-authors of our own narratives.” (MacIntyre, 1981).
- The stories we tell are a fundamental patterning device through which we understand the world and, therefore, capturing these narratives provide a rich and valuable set of research data.
- Rather than focusing on fully constructed stories, the distributed ethnographic tool captures fragmented narrative, everyday conversations, in their original form and context.
