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quantitative ethnography: a standalone construct

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a methodology that joins ethnographic interpretation of discourse with statistical modeling of coded data so that qualitative claims can be warranted at scale.

In learning analytics, quantitative ethnography refers to a methodology that joins ethnographic interpretation of discourse with statistical modeling of coded data so that qualitative claims can be warranted at scale. This meaning comes from Shaffer (2017) in Quantitative ethnography.[1]

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  1. Shaffer, D. W. (2017). Quantitative ethnography. Cathcart Press. ISBN 9780578191683

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