Qualitative Interviewing
Name 1 out of the 2 qualities that make good interviewees
Experienced or Have First Hand Knowledge
Internet users in 2007 according to a study by Burkeman in 2008
1.24 Billion
A discussion with 1 or more people
In-depth interview
The first step in doing an in-depth interview well
Prepare
Is it important to have a large amount of people to interview?
(Hint it is Yes or No)
No
Examples given of non-Western countries that have surveillance of Internet activities that are routinely carried out by governments
The Gulf States and China.
A type of question that are usually asked during the interview
Exploratory
The device the clip suggest you use while interviewing
Recording Device
A way that a reader of a qualitative research report is able to see the process by which the data were collected and analyzed
Transparency
A type of interview style offer opportunities for real-time responses from participants as well as a high level of participant involvement
Synchronous Interviews
List 3 different criteria's when looking for a person to conduct a survey
Gender, race, education level, age, job status, income, voting history, and healthy history
The down-side of asking too many open ended questions
Run out of time and not get information you are seeking
A study that almost any member of the group should be able to provide you with examples of common practices, beliefs, and values, but few are experienced in communicating what they take for granted to outsiders
Cultural Studies
A term called for "communication etiquette on the Internet
Netiquette
2 types of in-depth interviews
Repeated and Key Informant
What should be built before asking questions to the interviewee?
Trust
A way ensure that data is transparent
Keeping notes or recordings that others can read or play back.
Interviews that are conducted in non-real time and are mainly facilitated via e-mail. Participants can answer at a time suitable to their personal or work-based schedules.
Asynchronous interviews
How many interview questions do you have to do for it to be considered doing it well
Depends on your research question and who you ask
What is important regarding questions during an interview for them to make sense?
Timing and Order