Meet Laurene this morning for another research related meeting. Its interesting to see the changes every time I meet up with her. Aha! changes means lots more work to do, Nurul! Last week, before I meet her this morning, she asked me to think about these questions, referring to my research trip this August to Malaysia.<\/p>\n
WHAT do I want to do?
\nHOW do I want to do it?
\nAnd one of her favorite questions WHY?<\/p>\n
And Ive been thinking about it, one of my plan is to conduct an interview, of course this is a typical research methods, designing a prototype as a probes to be use as a trigger in my interviews. So I started list down all the important reasons and questions I would ask the participants. How many participants I want to get? What kind of information I want to get from them? I also categories the participants to certain groups (e.g. ethnic group, age, gender, location, background).<\/p>\n
But then is this what I want to do? What will I get from this interviews? Will the information help me in my research? What is my research title again? Hmmm\u00a6 better get back to that junction Nurul\u00a6<\/p>\n
I turn back to the information I got from my online forum, this is the junction where I turn my direction in this research. There are many area that we discussed, I put them in category and identify them with certain topic. What should I do with this information (Cameron Tokinwise hates it when I said data, so I use information instead.) The reason I did this forum is to know what the Malaysian think about Malaysia. So I got the answers from some of the participants. I’m not saying that these answers represent all the Malaysian. Just some of them. I should used it somehow…will think of something..need to read more..dig<\/p>\n
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