Group Collaboration on Student Interviews

Team interview for student interviews In this course, students need to interview school students and their families in order to use technology. Then share questions and answers with other users in the group. After sharing the interview, the team collaborated with Titanpad to make data easier to understand. Students in the interview will show how the students want to learn and how they are bored in the lesson.

We interviewed the leaders of the Student Council (SRC) and the Student Movement Group. Both male and female students participated in a group interview. We conducted a follow-up interview with some students. After interviewing 28 students, the data was posted, coded manually and classified as part of the analysis. In 2015, South African universities experienced new protests. The student asked the government to stop offering tuition fee increase. A wide range of students participated in the classroom while students of various backgrounds participated in the telephone conference. Likewise, with regard to race, black people, white people, and people of color gather and fight for the reduction of UWC cost. However, the # FeeMustFall campaign began with the branch of Cape Town University (UCT) #RhodesMustFall campaign. Student leader Mandla said:

Individual and group interviews were held for student protest movement leaders, student representative committee members (SRC), and protest and non protest students. A total of 48 participants interviewed. Student leader was interviewed outside school because it was suspended in November 2016 survey. Researchers contacted two student leaders and then contacted the other student leaders. Several interviewees were initially unfamiliar with the interview, they seemed to be researchers

Qualitative survey methods, including detailed personal interviews and semi-structured interviews, are used to capture the experiences of students, student leaders, and lecturers. Together with the students, student leaders from all political parties on campus and focus group of lecturers are also adopted for this research. In addition, informal discussions were held to gather information, especially when participants were unable to participate in a detailed interview or want to record voices. For the purpose of this case study, a total of 39 participants were interviewed. Archives and academic papers were also used. #FeesMustFall Depending on the sensitivity of the theme, it is difficult to arrange for interviews with employees, especially in-campus security officials and academic staff, even after confirming that researchers are guaranteed anonymity.