Eumind regions 8 orientation and action plan
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The document outlines an action plan and task assignments for a group researching shopping in Regions 8, dividing roles like editing ejournals, interviews, questionnaires, photography, and video editing among members Iris, Emma, Roemer, and Isabel. The group will define their region, investigate types of shopping, online stores, shopping preferences, interview age groups, and make suggestions for local shops to be more competitive. Deadlines are set for interviews, visiting shops, questionnaires, photography, and video editing in November.
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- 1. Regions 8 – Orientation & Action Plan { Perre Group 1 – Roemer, Iris, Emma, Isabel
- 2. Iris : Editing eJournals, Interviews Emma : Questionnaires, Interviews Roemer : Video-editor, Interviews, Writing reports Isabel : Group leader, Photography Dividing the tasks
- 3. Editor eJournals : Post the final result on the site Photographer : Take pictures of shops/interviews Video-editor : Recording videoconferences Questionnaires : Prepare questions Interviews : Interview people Writing reports : Final result in a document The specific tasks
- 4. We will… Define our region with a short explanation Investigate the different types of shopping in their region Investigate the different online stores and the products marketed by them. Investigate whether people of your region prefer physical shopping or online shopping Interview and research survey with people from various age groups Investigate if the shop owners feel threatened by the increase of online shopping Make a list of suggestions for local shop owner to be more competitive, customer friendly and customer centric Draw a conclusion on the main question. Action plan
- 5. Research activities th Interviews : November 10 2013 th Going to shops : November 11 2013 Reporting activities th Questionnaires : November 10 2013 th Photography : November 12 2013 th Video editing : November 13 2013 Deadlines