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<p>Chapter 1- Introduction. - Part 1- Video-Ethnography and Reflexivity-In-Practice: Making Visible the Embodied and Sensory Dimensions of Work Practices.- Chapter 2 - Video-ethnography and Video-reflexive Ethnography: Investigating and Expanding Learning about Complex Realities.- Chapter 3 - The Epistemic Use of the Body in Medical Radiology: Insights from Interactional Video-Ethnography.- Chapter 4 – The Two-sides of Video-ethnography for Studying “Sensing-at-distance".- Part<b> </b>2: Video-Ethnography and Organizing Spaces: Sensing Places and the Multiple Nature of Working Spaces.- Chapter 5 - Practicing Diffraction in Video-based Research.- Chapter 6 - Using Video Methods to Uncover the Relational, Interactional and Practical Constitution of Space.- Chapter 7 - Participant Viewpoint Ethnography and Mobile Organizing.- Part 3: “Outsider” and “Insider” Video-Ethnographer: Exploring Multimodal and Multisensorial Workplace Settings.- Chapter 8 - Doing Video Ethnography Research with Top Management Teams.- Chapter 9 - Complementing Video-ethnography: The Uses and Potential of Mundane Data Collected on Social Media.<br></p>

<p><b>Sylvie Grosjean&nbsp;</b>is Professor at University of Ottawa (Canada).&nbsp;Her research focuses on design and use of telehealth innovations. She uses qualitative methods and develops Participatory Design approaches in health care settings. She has published in&nbsp;<i>Symbolic Interaction, Management Communication Quaterly, Journal for Communication Studies, Sciences du Design, Innovations,&nbsp;</i>Knowledge-Based Systems.</p><p><b>Frédérik Matte&nbsp;</b>is Professor at University of Ottawa (Canada).&nbsp;He studies tensions in the extreme and emergency situations faced by international non-governmental organizations (INGOs). He has published in the&nbsp;<i>International Journal of Communication, Journal of Communication, Communication Monographs, Discourse and Communication</i>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<i>Pragmatics & Society</i>.</p><p></p>

This book explores the undeveloped potential of video-ethnography to study the material, embodied and sensory dimensions of workplace practices. With the growing interest in sociomateriality and the development of research on the embodied and sensory dimensions of organizational practices, some methodological challenges of this type of research need to be addressed. The main purpose of this book is to present various forms of video-ethnography that make organizational phenomena visible and help better appreciate the organizing properties of bodies, affects, senses and spaces in workplace practices. To do so, illustrative cases based on video-ethnography was discussed to understand how experiential and unspoken ways of knowing produced through a video-based approach can be made meaningful and relevant to study the material, embodied and sensory dimension of work practices. This book is addressed to researchers and students in social sciences and organizational studies and offers a methodological reflection on how to study the material, embodied, and sensory dimensions of organizational life.<div><br></div><div><p><b>Sylvie Grosjean </b>is Professor at University of Ottawa (Canada). Her research focuses on design and use of telehealth innovations. She uses qualitative methods and develops Participatory Design approaches in health care settings. She has published in <i>Symbolic Interaction, Management Communication Quaterly, Journal for Communication Studies, Sciences du Design, Innovations, </i>Knowledge-Based Systems. </p>

<p><b>Frédérik Matte </b>is Professor at University of Ottawa (Canada). He studies tensions in the extreme and emergency situations faced by international non-governmental organizations (INGOs). He has published in the&nbsp;<i>International Journal of Communication, Journal of Communication, Communication Monographs, Discourse and Communication</i>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<i>Pragmatics & Society</i>.</p><br></div>

Intends to explore the undeveloped potential of video-ethnography to study the material, embodied, and sensory dimensions of workplace practices Presents various forms of video-ethnography that make organizational phenomena visible and help better appreciate the organizing properties of bodies, affects, senses, and spaces in workplace practices Offers a methodological reflection on how to study the material, embodied, and sensory dimensions of organizational life