Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 33, No. 723.
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        Date: 2020-04-02 16:59:29+00:00
        From: Claire Warwick 
        Subject: COVID technology use study

Dear colleagues

I hope everyone is doing as well as possible in these tough times. If you are
feeling in need of something else to do while in COVID lockdown, you might be
interested in a new study that Mariann Hardey and I are doing at Durham into the
use of digital technologies to support remote working. We'd like to know how
you feel about the nature of remote working in digital spaces, and how
effectively technology is supporting you (or not) in this.

The study is deliberately lo-fi in technical terms, to make it as easy as
possible to participate, without having to download an app, set up passwords
etc. So, if you'd like to take part, you simply need to go to our website at
https://www.dur.ac.uk/arc/projects/covid/, download a diary form, fill it in
over a few days, and then email it back to us at
covid.techstudy@durham.ac.uk. We will anonymise all data, so nothing that 
you say will be associated with your name: the study has full research ethics 
clearance from Durham University.

Please also feel free to send the link to any colleagues who you feel might be
interested. They don't have to be DHers.

Best wishes,

Claire and Mariann


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Claire Warwick, MA, MPhil, PhD (Cantab)
Professor of Digital Humanities
Department of English Studies
Durham University





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