Introduction
In development studies, data collection methods must be carefully considered to ensure that they are participatory; that representative samples of beneficiaries, experts, and community members are consulted; and that results feedback to those consulted in a transparent manner. In addition, usable and reliable data needs to be obtained within reasonable budgets through a logistically feasible process. Data collection methods which are based on participation and feedback are essential for development workers and communication researchers who must negotiate the ethical and political implications of data collection so as not to replicate the uneven power dynamics of extraction from the Global...