The document provides instructions for analyzing an interview transcript. It instructs students to: 1) Watch an interview clip between Peter Gzowski and a cricket and fill out an "Interview Analysis Form" to document their observations. 2) In groups or with partners, find an interview related to their interests and fill out another Interview Analysis Form, sharing it on Twitter. 3) Comment on the blog with an analysis of the interview, discussing the use of open and closed questions, formality, types of questions asked, and whether the interviewer read the interviewee's cues. 4) Complete the homework of uploading any previous work from the course to Google Docs and sharing it.

1. Lecture 30: Interview
Analysis
Module 12
Dr. Jessica Laccetti

2. Outline
• Analysis of an Interview
• Your turn
• Homework

3. With a Partner
• Watch “A Sleeping Cricket” clip with Peter Gzowski
(CBC Radio for 15 years, died in 2002):
http://archives.cbc.ca/arts_entertainment/media/topics
/1793-12587/
• Go to the Analysis of an Interview Form and “Save a
Copy”:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MNDHop6y213P
b3xU7eGpk4Hu1Z1K9s_rack8O9rSJ7A/edit?hl=en_US
• Fill in the form and share it, put the link in a blog
comment

4. Your Turn: In Groups or
with a Partner
• Think of a researcher, scientist, organisation or
company that you are interested in
• Find an interview that is related to that interest
(perhaps a spokesperson for the org.)
• Save another copy of the Interview Analysis form
and fill it in, share it via Twitter
• In a blog comment address:
• The use of open & closed questions
• The level of formality
• The kinds of questions asked, would you have asked
the same or have rephrased any?
• Does the interviewer read the interviewee’s cues?

5. Homework
• If you STILL haven’t joined google docs, do it!
• Upload any work that you have done for this
course (it could be a blog comment you made
or perhaps part of an e-portfolio post)
• *Share* your uploads