EVM · Educational voices · 1 min read
Programme insightPrepare an interview that gives knowledge a clearer voice
Explain the topic, audience and intended format before the conversation. Give the participant space to ask questions about how their contribution may be used. An interview works better when expectations are understood on both sides.
Agree the purpose
Explain the topic, audience and intended format before the conversation. Give the participant space to ask questions about how their contribution may be used. An interview works better when expectations are understood on both sides.
Invite concrete experience
Ask for examples and follow up on unfamiliar terms. Listen for the reasoning behind a choice, not only the result. Avoid pushing a participant to speak beyond their experience or reveal information they should not share.
Preserve the context
When shaping an account, keep the meaning of a contribution intact. Verify names and factual details and discuss any agreed review process. EVM’s educational storytelling can make knowledge accessible while respecting the person and context behind it.
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