Interviews are a conversation with a purpose. They are more personalised than surveys and often a better way to explore potentially sensitive subjects than focus groups.

Asking people questions gives them the chance to say what they think and feel without the pressure of writing. With 7.1 million adults in the UK having ‘very poor literacy skills’, being able to speak out can be a game-changer.

But how do you get started if your background isn’t in research and evaluation? What recording equipment might you need? And are there free or very low cost digital tools that can help save time as well as money? 

This practical webinar will introduce you to semi-structured interviews as a way of gathering useful information to evaluate your services or discover ideas or needs in your communities. It will also suggest and demo digital tools that can help you conduct your interviews both in person and virtually.

There will be time to ask questions and follow up help will be on hand to help you get started with the digital tools that interest you. Register here