Interviews: Finding an Expert Fall 2014. Interviews  Finding an expert to interview  Use your sources: database articles, books, documentaries, Twitter.

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Interviews: Finding an Expert Fall 2014

Interviews  Finding an expert to interview  Use your sources: database articles, books, documentaries, Twitter etc. for ideas.  Look for a professional in the field/industry  Try organizations, associations and/or universities  Ex. endangered species associations

Tips  Be prepared! Have a list of questions BEFORE you contact expert.  Refer to your packet on developing good questions.  Mr. Albrecht must review your questions prior to your interview.  Tell the expert about your research such as articles you’ve read.  Do your homework if you want expert to take you seriously. Be specific!  Don’t be afraid to ask for advice!

Interviews by  Dear ________,  Hello, my name is ______________. I am a student at Holland Middle School, and I am currently researching _______________________ for a school project. As an expert in your field, your comments in response to a few questions would be greatly appreciated. If you agree, I could my questions, or I would be happy to call you.  Thank you for your time,  (your name, address and cc your teacher  Be sure to thank your interviewee !!! *TIP: Set up formal address. Create an account for school work, not associated with social media. Don’t use something like: