Alice Mattoni teaches a seminar at the interdisciplinary programme DELab of the University of Warsaw

The seminar engages with the glocal dimension of digital media by drawing on the knowledge gained in the framework of the ongoing BIT-ACT research project

Published on 30 October 2022

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Alice Mattoni, principal investigator of the BIT-ACT Project, delivers the seminar “How to Design and Develop Comparative Research on Digital Media Through Grounded Theory. Some Reflections from the BIT-ACT project experience" at the Digital Economy Lab of the University of Warsav. By addressing the glocal dimension of digital media from a methodological perspective, she presents the constructivist grounded theory approach and how it can be employed to conduct cross-country comparative research. Alice Mattoni provides practical indications on concrete research strategies to compare different types of digital media employment in various contexts worldwide, also considering challenges at the level of comparability across different situations.