'creative' surveys/focus groups/data collection
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- lowimpakt
hey,
I'm looking for interesting examples of ways to collect and represent interview data (images/interview/text/writing) from a large group of people. e.g. 50-100An example like - there was this workshop session where people wrote their ideas on sheets of paper that are then formed into origami shapes that where collected and made into a hanging sculpture for other people to read the comments off.
this is hard to explain.... can someone help?
- ismith0
Post every survey response to a new thread on QBN and then print it out.
- lowimpakt0
ha. cool.
the situation i'm look at is me and a work colleage going out and asking people from the public (maybe 50) about an aspect of design. taking thier photo alongside a product and getting them to write down their responses.
we'll be putting all this together for an event/meeting in a few months. The product is a crucial hook to the stories the people tell.
i know it all sounds vague but I'm just looking for some other, possibly unrelated, methods approaches.
- ukit0
Here's a site that combines gathering people's comments with video and 3D. Maybe more high tech than what you are aiming for but it might spark an idea.
- lowimpakt0
i'd just like to add - it's not marketing or anything commercial.
- lowimpakt0
i remember one at the design festival and there were post-it size suggestion note books and people hung their ideas/drawings off a tree like structure....
- lowimpakt0
shameless bump for the morning.... shameless.
- ian0
- jimzyk0
frost did this - thought this was a good way of showing percentages / etc. maybe not entirely relevant but may spark a thought! hope it helps.
perhaps people all holding photos of their 'product' like this sexy man?
