Two pages of introduction to the general
field of Conversation Analysis (CA), and an overview of who this tutorial is for and what it
tries to do. |
Eight
pages of explanation of why, and how, one makes a transcript of an interaction.
The demonstration uses audio extracts (or video extracts if you have a fast
connection) to give a 'hands-on' feel. |
| A
page explaining the notation system used by most people in CA. |
| Two pages explaining why it's necessary to anonymise most transcripts of non-broadcast talk, with ten principles on how to do it. |
Three
short audio and video clips. |
| Three
longish pages explaining the kind of analyses that CA offers (and what it
doesn't), illustrated by two worked examples of analysis of the
audio / video extracts. |
A
page of references to sources referred to on this site. |
| A
page of links to other sites of interest, and of books to consult. |
| How to cite this website if you need
to. |
| Site last updated February 2017 |
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