Sandboxing in Practice: Qualitative Interviewing with Sand, Objects, and Figures (Creative Research Methods in Practice)
by Dawn Mannay
Sandboxing in Practice offers a practical exploration of qualitative interviewing using sand, objects, and figures as tools for creative research. Authored by Dawn Mannay, this book in the Creative Research Methods in Practice series equips researchers with innovative techniques to elicit deeper, more expressive responses in qualitative studies, enhancing traditional interviewing approaches.
About This Book
Sandboxing in Practice introduces qualitative interviewing techniques that incorporate sand, objects, and figures to facilitate expressive and non-verbal communication in research settings.
The book provides a hands-on approach to creative research methods, emphasizing their application in practice for gathering rich, qualitative data.
Designed for researchers and practitioners, it outlines the process of implementing sandboxing to uncover nuanced perspectives that traditional methods might overlook.
This volume is part of the Creative Research Methods in Practice series, offering accessible guidance for innovative qualitative inquiry.
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