Observational study - how do journalists really verify user generated content?
Observational study - how do journalists really verify user generated content?
To better understand the real-world strategies and workflows employed by journalists the University of Southampton IT Innovation Centre and Deutsche Welle have worked together to conduct an observational study of journalists doing UGC verification. We worked with 3 experienced journalists for a day, filming them and asking them to ‘think aloud’ as they performed several different UGC verification tasks. We watched what they did and asked them why they did it
Middleton, Stuart
404b62ba-d77e-476b-9775-32645b04473f
2016
Middleton, Stuart
404b62ba-d77e-476b-9775-32645b04473f
Middleton, Stuart
(2016)
Observational study - how do journalists really verify user generated content?
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To better understand the real-world strategies and workflows employed by journalists the University of Southampton IT Innovation Centre and Deutsche Welle have worked together to conduct an observational study of journalists doing UGC verification. We worked with 3 experienced journalists for a day, filming them and asking them to ‘think aloud’ as they performed several different UGC verification tasks. We watched what they did and asked them why they did it
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e-pub ahead of print date: 19 August 2016
Published date: 2016
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Local EPrints ID: 399696
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/399696
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