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How to conduct an interview (2016)
- 1. How to Conduct an Interview By Aaron Hansen
- 2. 1. Decide on the Purpose
- 3. 1. Decide on the Purpose • Consider these questions when choosing a topic:
- 4. 1. Decide on the Purpose • Consider these questions when choosing a topic: • What is the assignment asking?
- 5. 1. Decide on the Purpose • Consider these questions when choosing a topic: • What is the assignment asking? • What do I want (or need) to learn?
- 6. 2. Brainstorm Possible Questions
- 7. 2. Brainstorm Possible Questions • List all possible questions that you can think of that are related to your topic.
- 8. 3. Develop and order for presenting the questions
- 9. 3. Develop and order for presenting the questions • Place the questions in an order that allows for a conversation
- 10. 4. Assess what you will need to do in preparation for the interview
- 11. 4. Assess what you will need to do in preparation for the interview • Where will it be?
- 12. 4. Assess what you will need to do in preparation for the interview • Where will it be? • Choose a location that is:
- 13. 4. Assess what you will need to do in preparation for the interview • Where will it be? • Choose a location that is: • Quiet
- 14. 4. Assess what you will need to do in preparation for the interview • Where will it be? • Choose a location that is: • Quiet • Not too distracting
- 15. 4. Assess what you will need to do in preparation for the interview • Where will it be? • Choose a location that is: • Quiet • Not too distracting • Will the interviewee require anything?
- 16. 4. Assess what you will need to do in preparation for the interview • Where will it be? • Choose a location that is: • Quiet • Not too distracting • Will the interviewee require anything? • What supplies will you need?
- 17. 5. Analyze the Data
- 18. 5. Analyze the Data • Decide:
- 19. 5. Analyze the Data • Decide: • What to keep
- 20. 5. Analyze the Data • Decide: • What to keep • What to edit
- 21. 5. Analyze the Data • Decide: • What to keep • What to edit • What to throw away
- 22. 5. Analyze the Data • Decide: • What to keep • What to edit • What to throw away • How to rearrange questions and answers
- 23. 6. Publish Your Interview
- 24. 6. Publish Your Interview • We will talk about publishing interviews in class. For now, your job is to actually interview someone.
- 25. Create!
Editor's Notes
- For the purpose of this assignment, you will be asked to interview someone about immigrating to Canada.
- For the purpose of this assignment, you will be asked to interview someone about immigrating to Canada.
- For the purpose of this assignment, you will be asked to interview someone about immigrating to Canada.
- For the purpose of this assignment, you will be asked to interview someone about immigrating to Canada.
- An effective and interesting question should start with: In what ways… How… Why… What is there about… How do you know… You can also start your questions with verbs such as: rank, judge, rate, evaluate, decide, critique, assess, defend, recommend, conclude
- An effective and interesting question should start with: In what ways… How… Why… What is there about… How do you know… You can also start your questions with verbs such as: rank, judge, rate, evaluate, decide, critique, assess, defend, recommend, conclude
- When listening to an interview, it is important
- When listening to an interview, it is important
- Front end analysis
- Front end analysis
- Front end analysis
- Front end analysis
- Front end analysis
- Front end analysis
- Front end analysis
- Whether writing or recording, you can always change the order of questions in order to make the interview more of
- Whether writing or recording, you can always change the order of questions in order to make the interview more of
- Whether writing or recording, you can always change the order of questions in order to make the interview more of
- Whether writing or recording, you can always change the order of questions in order to make the interview more of
- Whether writing or recording, you can always change the order of questions in order to make the interview more of
- Whether writing or recording, you can always change the order of questions in order to make the interview more of