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I am brainstorming some questions I think would be interesting to ask my
partner. This list of questions is of the purpose to help my partner making the
screencast tour for my first project in this class. By asking these questions I
think I will get a pretty good idea of how my partner sees himself on social
media and what role social media plays in his life.
Questions I
want to ask my partner:
1. If you would analyse yourself, what
kind of identity are you trying to create on social media?
2. Do you think that this image you want to convey is received by others in
the same way?
3. Do you see yourself as a different or
the same person “online” as “offline”? Describe your online vs. offline life.
4. Do you sometimes feel like you don’t
get your point trough on social media, if you have limited characters to use?
5. Do you sometime post things on
social media “for likes”? If so, what purpose does “likes” play in your life?
6. Why do you “retweet” things on
Twitter? What purpose does that play? Do you think retweeting says something
about your personality?
7. Do you sometimes choose not to “retweet”,
“like”, write a status or post a picture thinking of what others will think?
8. What kinds of people do you “follow”
on social media? What does “following” mean to you?
9. Which social media communities do
you identify yourself with? What made you “join”? And what are some actions you
take within these communities?
10. Have you ever created/started a
community on social media? If so, what kind of community?
11. When you “post” on social media, do
you think of “how this will look in the future” for ex. Future jobs etc.?
12. Are you active (=as the term of being online) daily on social media or do
you log on only sometimes? Are you an “observer” (=not taking that much action
once you’re logged on) or are you “active” (=in the term of taking much action
once you’re logged on)?
Great questions! I love the way you focus on how your partner uses the conventions of social media like the "like" feature. Be careful, though, of yes/no questions. Always be prepared to ask a "hwy" follow-up.
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