This chapter aims to answer some of the questions that emerge when carrying out educational ethnography in a blended learning environment. The authors first outline how Virtual Ethnography (VE) has been developed and applied by other researchers. Then, to better illustrate the approach, they describe a doctoral research project that implemented VE, combined with Grounded Theory case studies, to trace learning in teacher education across classroom and online environments (i.e. through telecollaboration with U.S.-based peers; see also Dooly, this volume). Additional sources for recommended reading are also provided. [A Catalan version of this chapter is also included in the book. For the complete volume, "Qualitative Approaches to Research on Plurilingual Education," see ED573580.]