QuiViR
R: Qualitative Video Research Reports (pronounced 'quiver') is a hybrid academic journal that supports both blind peer review and non-peer reviewed content. Its broad thematic focus is qualitative research methods in the humanities and social sciences that are centrally and substantively video-based.
The main areas that the journal covers include:
- Using audio-visual technology for research purposes;
- Conducting and transforming video-based qualitative research;
- Supporting video-based qualitative research methods with software and hardware solutions;
- Documenting and investigating sociotechnical practices of research with video and audio;
- Appropriating and developing new technologies to extend video-based qualitative research in new directions, e.g. immersive XR, spatial audio or drone video;
- Critically documenting and reflecting on the practices and workflow of video methods, from data collection to dissemination of results;
- Exploring interventions in social, political and cultural contexts in and through video-based qualitative research.
