Research Techniques and Purposes. News Show

Sam's Lesson

Essex Online

To identify types, methods and source Research.

TYPES

• quantitive data (Statistics)
• qualitative data (opinion)

METHORDS

• Primary 

- Interview / QA

- Self shot / observation / witness

- Experiment/ Test

- Surveys/ Questionnaires

- Conversation / word of mouth / gossip

- E-mailing

• Secondary 

- Books

- Newspaper

- Internet

- Videos

- Films / Documentary

- Leaflets/ Flyers

- Radio / Audio

- TV / News programmes

• Audience Research

- Surveys

- Questionnaires

• Market Research

- Competitors

• production research 

- Behind the scenes
- how many camera angles 


SOURCE OF RESEARCH

• People
• Internet
• Books
• Videos
• Documentary
• Leaflets
• Flyers
• Audio / Radio
• Tv / News programmes 
• Archives
• (Everything above)

Purposes of Research?
Mental health has increased for people who have C grades and under. Could be the cause of social problems ect.

Sources of Secondary research

• http://www.nyu.edu/frn/publications/millennial.student/Mental-Health-Hernandez.html
• http://www.theguardian.com/education/2013/may/20/students-stay-silent-about-mental-health-problems
• http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/25759330

- What information might a researcher need?
To use information as evidence to back up your facts, To talk to someone with a C grade student. Statistics of how many people who will have mental health issues by lack of education, social behaviour, over the years.
The reason of increase. 

- Why might they conduct research?
We would do this because it would be more reliable to why the secondary report would suggest only C grade students will have mental health issues. If we had their opinion maybe that statement is more of a biased comment. 

- What would a research need to consider? 

To consider legal and ethical research, has to be balanced. 


To be able to apply a range of research, methods and techniques.

1. Primary research

V.t with AQA and Hospital nurses.

1. Secondary research

Internet for statistics and quotes 

1. Audience research

A survey or a quick questioning people in town.

1. Market research (similar news)

Internet

1. Production research

• interpreting results