TWE: Research Ethics Guide: How to Apply Reflexive Methodological Practices: Draft

[pandanista]

Overview

We need to have a guide on how to turn triggering moments into insights to make sure our research efforts are in compliance with research ethics, data privacy, and security.

Action Items

• Read through the HfLA Template on Making a Guide(Resources # 1.01)
  • There is also a video illustrating how to make a guide (Resources # 1.02)
• Start formatting and drafting the guide on how to turn triggering moments into insights
• Save it to Internship > Internships > Research > Guides and How-Tos > Ethics Guide
• Copy the URL of the guide you just created
• In Resources # 2.01, add parentheses () at the end of the line with no space in between the right bracket ]
• Place the link you just copied between the parentheses so it turns into a hyperlink
• Choose "Update comment" in Github and make sure all the checkboxes above have been checked
• Review with project leads (this might take multiple rounds)
• Update the content based on feedback (this might take multiple rounds)
• Save the approved draft to the UI/UX Guides folder for distribution [Resources # 1.03]
• Copy the URL of the guide that has been approved
• In Resources # 2.02, add parentheses () at the end of the line with no space in between the right bracket ]
• Place the link you just copied between the parentheses so it turns into a hyperlink
• Choose "Update comment" in Github and make sure all the checkboxes above have been checked

Resources/Instructions

Resources needed for completing the issue

1.01 HfLA Template on Making a Guide
1.02 How to write a guide video
1.03 UI/UX Guides
1.04 Google Form to collect the stories

Resources gathered during the completion of the issue

2.01 How to Apply Reflexive Methodological Practices Draft
2.02 [How to Apply Reflexive Methodological Practices (the approved version)]

[ExperimentsInHonesty]

@doctorsandy I just read the "What Is Reflexive Methodology?" section. After you finish making the guide, please make that section shorter. 2 paragraphs should cover it.

Your personal stories are good, i think they can be weaved into the guide itself

[sunannie27]

@tgitzen Are you ready to discuss this at the next UX Research meeting?