Category Archives: ethnography
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Take a Hike!
south_valley_color5_2007 – South Valley Trails One of the big pluses of Denver is the number of multi-use trails in the area. Many are located in the cities of the metropolitan area, others are located in open space parks in the … Continue reading
Blogger Ethnography Results (Part 4) Implications for Ministry
Implications for Ministry: Those looking to blog to youth ministers would benefit from these following tips: Readers expect short blogs, these normally range from 500-700 words. The norm for blogging is 2-5 times per week. Spamming on twitter or facebook … Continue reading
Blogger Ethnography Results (Part 3) BAD Habits
While there were many good things blog writers and readers said they liked blogging about, it appears that everyone agreed on bad blogging habits. Ripping off someones material. (Hat Tip or not) Taking peoples ideas wholesale without linking back … Continue reading
Blogger Ethnography Results (Part 2) Good Habits
The survey demonstrated that readers and writers agreed that Tuesdays and Thursdays were the best days to blog. Almost all blog writers reported not blogging any during the weekends due to the lack of the pageviews. Best Blog Habits: Consistency, … Continue reading
Blogger Ethnography Results (Part 1) Intro
Last month I ran a survey about blog habits of youth workers who read and/or write blogs, over the course of the next week I’m going to share some of the results of my study: Blogger information: There seemed to … Continue reading
Christianity, Usama and the Rob Bell Controversy
Greetings! As many of you know I’ve been doing research on youth ministry blogging. Part of my hypothesis is that one could attract someone with a really snappy title based on some controversy and drive pageviews up on their website. … Continue reading
Preliminary Results from YMin Blog Reader Survey
Here are the top five blogs based on the responses gained from my short survey. These were complied by people who reported being regular readers of blogs. More than Dodgeball by Josh Griffin Doug Fields and Adam McLane Life in … Continue reading