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Directed Research Group: The COVID-19 Information Landscape (Fall 2020)
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====Week 2:==== Key Questions: What are your initial impressions of this data? What do Braun and Clark say about how can we turn those initial impressions into knowledge? '''Meeting Agenda''' * Your sample: what trends did you see? Let's talk about the data! * Walk through Braun and Clark. '''After-Meeting Follow-Up''' * Look back at your memos from the first week and read your colleagues' memos. What did they see that you didn't? Given our collective examination, what feels most important, useful, or surprising about this data? * There are 6 new days of data to look at. You might do a memo per day, or all days in a single memo, or some other approach: organize yourself in a way that works for you. * We'll follow our same memo process from last week: free write, immerse yourself in the data, make notes in multiple passes, synthesize and reflect. Remember Mako's comment that it's ok to treat your memo as a journal: cut and paste, scribble, sketch.
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