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Avoid doing low-quality and boring semi-structured interviews by using these methods in your interviews. This video will help your interview participants be more engaged, feel more comfortable and talk more - all things that you want when you are doing qualitative research.
I'm sharing 4 prompts that are relatively easy to integrate in your interviews. They all involve concrete materials like pen and paper, which brings an interactive aspect and can make your participants feel more in control.
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0:00 Transform Your Interviews
0:30 Umbrella Term for the Methods
1:20 The SIMPLE one
3:20 The CREATIVE one
4:53 The OBVIOUS one
6:05 The PROVOCATIVE one
7:44 REMEMBER THIS!
8:04 Bloopers
Guest appearance by Martine Duncan-Jørgensen. For more of their charm, go to / @martine_dunc_jor
Also, guest appearance by Mercury the Roomba - the newest addition to the family
🤓 This channel is created for students, qualitative researchers, people who work with or are interested in human insights. Whether you are looking for how to do qualitative analysis as well as research methods like semi-structured interviews and participant observation or you are here to get insights about user experience and social phenomena, I hope you find value in the videos. I am always open to new ideas and would love to hear from you - whether that be feedback or questions, I can help you with.
👩🏻🎓 I have a Bachelor degree in Anthropology and a Master degree in Experience Economy - both from Aarhus University, Denmark. I’m absolutely in love with the social sciences and humanities! I’m especially curious about how meanings are continuously created through our interactions with the world and how designs (services, products, processes) influence how we relate to ourselves and each other.