AEIOU Observation
Description
The AEIOU Observation Template helps you to interpret observations that have been gathered using and ethnographic practice. The two primary functions of this process are to code data and develop solutions to address objectives and issues you may have.
AEIOU stands for: Activities (what people are doing), Environments (the settings you encounter), Interactions (the significance of the interactions you observe), Objects (what you see and what’s their purpose), and Users (the people that you see). The template has these five sections, as well as a sixth section labeled “Situation” where you can record what it is that you are observing and why it is important to your overall project.
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