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5 ways to ask follow-ups on Fabric

The primary ways to follow up with participants after a Fabric study.

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The primary ways to follow up after a Fabric study include:

  • Scheduling telephone interviews
  • Organizing Skype/Facetime/Hangouts interviews
  • Conducting in home ethnographies
  • Inviting participants to a focus group
  • Lastly, serving up more mindswarms questions

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