Outsourcing your interview transcription to KATTS could save you hours of time. A 30 minute interview with one individual can take approximately three hours to transcribe by a competent transcriptionist. This does not include proofreading time.
I have transcribed numerous interviews
for many different clients and they all require their own particular interview transcription
formatting.
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For this reason I don’t use interview
templates that are set in stone; it’s all very flexible so you can decide
exactly how you want your interview transcripts to look.
Here are some things you may wish to
consider for your interview transcription formatting:
- If you are studying with a university ask
your tutor if there is a preferred interview transcription format for the
course you are doing.
- Do you want the participants to be identified in the interview transcript; for example by their initials or I = Interviewer, P = Participant or another method of identification?
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Indented or unindented paragraphs. See the images on this page for examples of indented and unindented paragraphs in interview transcripts.
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Do you want the audio to be typed into a table with rows and columns that can be converted to text?
As mentioned above, I am flexible with regards to
interview transcription formatting and can usually provide an example interview
template that will suit your requirements. However, in cases where you may need
a particular interview transcription format I can adjust the interview template
to accommodate this. Alternatively you can send me your own interview template.
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