Module 2 Lesson 4 , Interviews

 Interviews 

Qualitative date is used in interviews, the more form is help make sure everything is done properly. 


Tip 1 - When is the best time to interview , you want them to be subjective and how there feeling there and then. 


Tip 2 - You need to know and research your data before you sit down to interview. 


Tip 3 - If you're going to record you need to gain consent in the recording, and also have them sign a consent form.  let them know they can access the data after you. 


Tip 4 - Get a good space to do it. quiet. 


Tip 5 - You don't need to transcribe your interview just take the parts you want, but use the quotes. 


Tip 6 - Recognise cultural differences 


Tip 7 - build a report, let them know what you do. you can restructure the question. 


Tip 8 - Intersubjective digilogue, maybe sometimes the way the say things is a better way off saying It and to change you labeling 



How to construct and make a interview

- 10 questions in a hour 

- What can I dive it into 

- Test the interview questions 

- 3-4 interviews is a good amount 


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