Ok, the work is starting for this project. It is crucial that you stay in contact with each other, and that you each do your part.
1. The first thing you will is do the necessary research to make it possible to address this question: Please provide data, case studies, past experiments/experiences, success stories from other cities, etc. to support why you believe your project will be successful.
You will each be doing this research independently, and you will each turn in 1-2 pages of writing that summarizes what you found in your research. (This means that as a team, you will have between 5-8 pages total that can go towards that final project.) Pls include links in your HW.
2. A big part of this work is interview research.
To get started, ask yourself what you would like to ask South Hayward people about the project.
It can be questions that you simply dont know the answer to, like "where should we hold our event.?"
or it can be questions that reveal personal preferences or opinion. Pls come up with 10 possible questions.
From the 10 you will need to develop an interview survey that has 7 or so questions.
Once you have the 7 or so questions (you can keep it at 10 or so if you really like the questions),
A. your team should create the survey--You can use google to do this
B. Send me the survey, so I can offer advice--You should send it by Tomorrow nite--I will advise you
C. you will each interview 4-5 people from South Hayward, this week.
D. You will share the results of these interviews with your team (and me) next Monday.
Each member of your team will give the survey to at least 5 community members
from South Hayward. If your team has, for example, 4 members, and you each survey 7 people = 28 people.
That is a good sized interview pool.
Once you do the interviews, your task is to trend out the interviews.
You will each do this with your individual interviews.
Then you will do a mega-trending that combines all the individual trends.
If you want some of your questions to have number answers, or ranking answers, that is fine.
But some of the questions should be written answers. (you can do the actual writing if the person just wants to talk.
Avoid yes / no style questions ...also you should really try to do video interview of the person if possible.
To get started, ask yourself what you would like to ask South Hayward people about the project.
It can be questions that you simply dont know the answer to, like "where should we hold our event.?"
or it can be questions that reveal personal preferences or opinion. Pls come up with 10 possible questions.
From the 10 you will need to develop an interview survey that has 7 or so questions.
Once you have the 7 or so questions (you can keep it at 10 or so if you really like the questions),
A. your team should create the survey--You can use google to do this
B. Send me the survey, so I can offer advice--You should send it by Tomorrow nite--I will advise you
C. you will each interview 4-5 people from South Hayward, this week.
D. You will share the results of these interviews with your team (and me) next Monday.
Each member of your team will give the survey to at least 5 community members
from South Hayward. If your team has, for example, 4 members, and you each survey 7 people = 28 people.
That is a good sized interview pool.
Once you do the interviews, your task is to trend out the interviews.
You will each do this with your individual interviews.
Then you will do a mega-trending that combines all the individual trends.
If you want some of your questions to have number answers, or ranking answers, that is fine.
But some of the questions should be written answers. (you can do the actual writing if the person just wants to talk.
Avoid yes / no style questions ...also you should really try to do video interview of the person if possible.
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