While the COVID-19 pandemic persists, collecting qualitative data in hard-to-access environments remains a challenging task. This article presents the methodology developed for a research project on teaching and learning about and with technologies within the refugee community in the Dzaleka camp in Malawi. This method aims to collect qualitative data remotely using digital tools. It also aims to be participative and endogenous in order to respect the particularities and the needs of the vulnerable population at the centre of this study.