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Qualitative Evaluation Methods . Open-ended questions in structured questionnaires Semi-structured and in- depth interviews Focus groups Document analysis Workshops - table-based/group exercises Go-along interviews - shadowing Photo-elicitation - photovoice Mental models- mind maps Participant diaries, logbooks, recordings Observation
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