In qualitative research, conducting interviews is one of the most common data collection approaches, particularly in psychological studies. Researchers use interviews to directly question participants and gather detailed information. Interviews can vary widely in format, ranging from flexible, unstructured conversations guided by the participant to highly structured, strictly scripted interactions.

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University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

ℹ️ (Root node for the fall 2020 UX Research team)


👾 The UX Research team brings together theory and research practice by ideating research questions and design ideas based on concepts and theories from human-computer interaction (HCI) and computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW).


🔍 We are currently using user interviews to understand (1) how users derive value from 1Cademy, (2) what the experience is like for newcomers, and (3) what tools help 1Cademy members achieve their learning and research goals.

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