Developing an interview guide for qualitative research projects can be overwhelming at first.
How should you structure the guide?
How do you translate a theory into specific questions?
And what is the difference between open interviews, semi-structured, and structured interview guides?
Help is on the way.
Because in this video, I want to answer all these questions and provide you with a comprehensive tutorial that will allow you to create your interview guide in no time.
To ensure that this video is not just semi-structured like your guide, I have divided the process of creating an interview guide into 5 steps that are easy for you to follow.
By giving you concrete examples for each part of your guide, your interview preparation will become the foundation for an outstanding qualitative research project.
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00:00 Intro
01:01 #1 Use an established formula
01:16 Prior to the interview
03:48 After the interview
05:30 #2 Developing interview questions
08:09 #3 How to translate theory into questions
13:11 #4 Good follow-up questions
14:36 #5 Testing and adjusting
When developing an interview guide for qualitative research projects, you don’t have to reinvent the wheel. The structure for such a guide almost always looks the same. I will shoe you how to do it.
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