Useful resources for research students (developed by Christine Bruce)

Phenomenography Annotated Bibliography. Compilation on QUT e-prints http://eprints.qut.edu.au/42048/

Phenomenography Annotated Bibliography. Third edition. (1995) by Christine Bruce & Rod Gerber
The annotations in this publication are intended to offer prospective qualitative researchers and/or post-graduate research students a helping hand to enter the sometimes challenging research conversation that is centred around phenomenography.

Phenomenography Annotated Bibliography: 1997 Supplement by Helmut Klaus & Christine Bruce
This supplement continues the Third Edition bibliography in recording papers and publications that have been published since 1995; it supplements the bibliography by including references to pre-1995 publications that were not reported yet.

Short Bibliography

Qualitative research : phenomenography: theory and applications. Videos available at QUT Library.
This series of five videos provide an introduction to the theory and the mechanics required to conduct qualitative consumer research through the stages of fieldwork, analysis and report writing.

Frequently asked questions (to appear)

Other resources

The Land of Phenomenography maintained by Biorn Hasselgren of Gothenburg University
A comprehensive introduction to phenomenography.

The Association for Qualitative Research
A website maintained by an international organisation which aims to further the practice and study of qualitative research.

Sense Making
Sense-Making is an approach to thinking about and implementing communication research and practice and the design of communication-based systems and activities.

Linking into the community of phenomenographic researchers

EARLI Special Interest Group ‘Phenomenography and Variation Theory’ European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction

Phenomenography listserv
Subscribe to “phenomenography” using the address mailserv@acer.edu.au .

Some phenomenography projects

Phenomenography in the Centre for Information Technology Innovation (2002) Christine Bruce
Presents an overview of phenomenographic studies conducted in the Centre for Information Technology Innovation of the Faculty of Information Technology in the Queensland University of Technology.