This accessible alphabetical guide provides concise insights into a variety of digital research methods incorporating introductory knowledge with practical application and further research implications. A-Z of Digital Research Methods provides a pathway through the often-confusing digital research landscape while also addressing theoretical ethical and legal issues that may accompany each methodology. Dawson outlines 60 chapters on a wide range of qualitative and quantitative digital research methods including textual numerical geographical and audio-visual methods. This book includes reflection questions useful resources and key texts to encourage readers to fully engage with the methods and build a competent understanding of the benefits disadvantages and appropriate usages of each method. A-Z of Digital Research Methods is the perfect introduction for any student or researcher interested in digital research methods for social and computer sciences. . Language: English