Tips for Semi-structured Interviews // 5 tips to get high quality empirical data to analyse

[@socialdesignwithkirstine]

Remember to check out this video too if you want help with your interview questions: ruclips.net/video/pst2sjZb4ko/видео.html

[@OlyadAbdisaGuta-d8c]

Interesting

[@carinas727]

My University prof assigned us your video!

[@socialdesignwithkirstine]

What an honor! Thank you for letting me know, Carina. Hope you find it helpful :D

[@EvilShaydoz]

Very helpful video for my upcoming interviews, your tips are great. Keep up the good work!

[@socialdesignwithkirstine]

Aw, thank you very much! Good luck on your upcoming interviews :D All the best/Kirstine

[@ProGameergirl]

Very helpful

[@reyhanegolbaf3973]

great. thank you

[@charlotteschwarzkopf6125]

thanks !!

[@kentianaud]

Thank you! This is great!

[@socialdesignwithkirstine]

You're welcome! Thank you for your support :-)

[@alenkavenx2056]

My college professors asked us to watch your video :3

[@socialdesignwithkirstine]

That's a huge compliment! Thank you for letting me know. Please let me know if you have any questions :D

[@alenkavenx2056]

@Lionel Finnley no, no one cares, you criminal

[@maramezina1094]

thank you so much for this useful video

[@socialdesignwithkirstine]

You are very welcome, Marame!

[@maramezina1094]

I wonder about the number of questions we should ask our interviewees. and should we divide the interview into different sections?
Could you show us how to design an online interview?
Thank you in advance

[@socialdesignwithkirstine]

Very good questions! It is hard to know how many questions you need. But it will help you to have different topics that you want to cover and then have questions within each topic. That will help you evaluate whether you have enough questions to understand the topics you've chosen as relevant. I'm planning on making a video about how to make an interview guide which I think will help too :D

[@maramezina1094]

@@socialdesignwithkirstine thank you so much, you are very help.