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Data Gathering (Data Recording (Observation (Indirect observation:…

- - - - Combines feautures of structured and unstructured interviews and use of both and open questions
  - - - Only contextual information that is relevant to the study goal needs to be collected
  - - - Degree of participation
        
        Passive observer
        
        Participant observer
    - - Observe a situation without imposing any a priori structure or framework upon it and to view everything as strange
    - - Diaries
      - Interaction logs and web analytics
        
        Google analytics
- - - - Sampling (choosing the specific participants for the data gatheing)
        
        Saturation sampling (access to all members of your target population)
    - - Probability sampling
        
        Can apply statistical test and generalize to the whole population
      - non-probability sampling
      - Random sampling
      - Stratified sampling
        
        Divide population into groups and apply random sampling(classes in a secondary school etc)
      - Convenience sampling (volunteer panels)
        
        Samples that are available rather than those specifically selected
  - - - Triangulation of data
        
        Data is drawn from different souces at different times or from different people
      - Investigator triangulation
        
        Different researchers have been used to collect and interpret different the data
      - Triangulation of theories
        
        different theoretical frameworks
      - Metodological triangulation
        
        Different data gathering techniques
- - - - Structure
        
        Unstructured
        
        Structured
      - Synchrony
        
        Synchronomous
        
        Face to face