Ethnography Some Practicalities of Ethnographic Analysis

The aims of this section are: 1. To outline some practical advice in describing ethnography to clients. 2. To outline what ethnography can and cannot do. 3. To present some practical advice on ‘doing’ ethnography - to provide some ‘things to look out for’. 4. To identify some practical matters in conducting an ethnography: 5. To give some indication of what kind of materials should be collected. 6. To present some general principles for writing the report .

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