Carrying out interviews

Table of Contents

1. Carrying out interviews
2. Structured interviews
3. Semi-structured interview.
4. Who to interview?
5. Sampling
6. How? Steps to a successful interview
7. More preparation
8. Order of questions
9. Asking questions
10. Asking questions
11. Probing and following up topics
12. Ways to manage the interview
13. Closing the interview
14. After the interview
15. After the interview
16. Thank you we hope you enjoyed this course and found it helpful.

After the interview

Should you?

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a) Transcribe the interview or make notes from the recording as soon as possible after the interview, certainly on the same day or the very next day, ensuring that you have entered details of the interviewee, date, time and place of interview on a list where you keep all such information b) Put the tape safely in a draw which can be locked and transcribe when you have completed all interviews and are at the data analysis stage of the evaluation Yes, we should transcribe as soon as possible so that the interview is "fresh" and we can add comments based on observationsWe should transcribe as soon as possible so that the interview is "fresh" and we can add comments based on observations. In Qualitative analysis the data collection and analysis happen at the same time, which is different from Quantitative analysis were collection and analysis are separate. Your answer has been saved.