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I enjoyed how she was very welcoming and she seemed like she was listening to her interviewee. I would like to make my interview welcoming and warm. I also enjoyed how she was very warm and she was really prompt about her questions and she moved the story along to make it more clear. I would like to be able to move the story along and have a warm and welcoming conversation.

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I thought that she did every good tip. She was listening, she was being welcoming and also, she was warming and comforting the lady. 

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I thought that she did every good tip. She was listening, she was being welcoming and also, she was warming and comforting the lady. 

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she stuck to the point of the interview and was very welcoming. so she basically used all of the tips and made a very impressive interview.

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i thought that she made everything interesting and that she never went off topic:)

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When the Jane Goodall answered one question, but Katie needed to get the answer for a different question, she said "That's very interesting, and I would love to hear about that, but first ..." and she asked another question. I thought that that was a very smart way to politely ask another question, while the person being interviewed was focusing on another answer

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in an interview, you should use appropriate body language and appropriate tone of voice to make them feel comfortable.
also, you should always ask questions that dont require yes or no questions, and always listen intently to their answers. always ask good questions that are full of depth.
another good tip is to be warm and extroverted toward the person. dont go too far off your topic. always listen intently to their answers.
in the jane goodall interview, katie couric was very involved in the conversation. she asked questions that were not yes or no answers. lastly, she stayed on topic and found important topics to talk about.

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The most important tips are to be welcoming and warm to the person I am interviewing so they feel comfortable in opening up and telling you information. Also, an important tip is also being empathetic and to listen to the interviewee so you can think of good follow up questions. You are serving your audience so you should not go off topic because you are not giving your audience the information they need.

My favorite part about the interview was the part where she stren

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When you are interviewing someone, you should always make them feel comfortable, because if they are not comfortable, then they most likely will not want to answer the questions. You should also have an appropriate tone, because that might make them feel welcome, as well. You also want to listen to them. If the interviewee can tell that you are not listening, then what's the point!? When you are interviewing, you should also ask practical questions. Ask questions that the people want to hear about.

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**Most important tips**
-You are shedding light on the darkness
-Don't go too off topic
-Make guest feel comfortable and welcome
-Ask questions you think that the interviewee would enjoy to answer
-Listen to the person you are interviewing
-be interested in the person your interviewing even if you aren't interested

The thing I admired or thought she did a good job of was being interested and active in the interview. She really seemed like she enjoyed doing it.

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While interviewing someone it is important to listen. You also want to be enthusiastic and outgoing, you want to get into detail to keep the conversation interesting. Make sure you open up to who you are talking to. The person asking the questions should be consistent with there questions. You should not me asking questions that random, ask the questions according to where the conversation is going.

I thought the interviewer was very good at being consistent with the questions she gave and with asking the specific questions, she made the conversation more interesting because she allowed Jane to have a fun answer through the question she asked. You could tell the interviewer was listening to what Jane had to say. : )

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The most important tips are to be very welcoming to the person you are interviewing. Also, you should have good tone and remember that it's for the audience.  Know things about the person you are talking to. Be willing to do things. -------- In this interview Kate was very welcoming, and willing to do stuff. She also was able to keep the audience interested and the conversation moving.

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The tips that seem the most important to is that you need to  have a good tone and welcoming manor,  always listen, don't ask yes or no questions, don't go too off topic, and you should always make the guest feel comfortable and welcome.
My favorite part of the interview was how Katie was always interested in what the person she was interviewing said, she never lost interest, and she always had great and detailed questions to ask Jane, and she had a welcoming and warm tone.

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The tips that seem most important to me are listening and making the person feel comfortable. Some more important tips are don't go off topic, also and use a good tone. During the interview I thought she made good eye contact, and was very comforting. She was always looking at Jane Goodall and was being very kind.

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-don't ask yes or no questions
-be warm and welcoming
-enlighten the audience
-make the guest feel welcome
-don't become off topic
-you need to have a good tone
-remember who you are interviewing. Don't ask too many questions and always listen intently
-wait before the person being interviewed to finish talking to ask another question
-be enthusiastic and outgoing
-Be consistent
This interview was interesting because she did not always ask questions, she also stated facts, which made the person being interviewed explain more about the fact. The interviewer almost helped her with her answer.

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-Be welcoming so the person you are interviewing would answer your questions
- don't ask yes or no questions so you can get the correct information
-Remember who you are talking to so you don't insult the person you are talking to
-It was interesting about her that she acted and made it seem like she really cared about her story

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i think the most important tips are that the interviewers should make the person that you are interviewing feel welcome. you also want to be a good listener and keep the conversation in detail. you should also ask some questions.
in the jane goodall interview was on topic and it was also a very welcoming interview. they asked a good amount of questions too!

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-You are informing your audience... shedding light on the darkness

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Ask practical questions. Don't go too off topic

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I believe the making a guest feel comfortable is key so they can be themselves rather than a nervous reck.Being able to listen is also good because the purpose of the interview is giving the audience some information maybe that they have not known before.Asking practical questions makes it easier to respond to the guest rather than asking hard questions and not have follow up questions.Also having a good tone is important because that also makes them feel more welcome.something that I would want to do that katie did in her interview was knowing her guest to make them feel more comfortable and keep the conversation flowing

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the most important tips in my opinion are listening thoroughly and asking the right kind of questions as oppose to yes or no questions. you should also speak in a warm and welcoming tone and don't stray off topic.

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Some important tips to me is to remember that there is an audience that you have to enlighten and to shed some light on them, don't go off topic, and make the guest feel warm and welcome
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Katie was making Jane feel more comfortable and she asked her questions that provided lots of information about her life and chimpanzees to the audience. She also never went off topic of her life story

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I think that the tips that are the most important are to have a welcoming tone, be empathetic, and to have the correct tone. You shouldn't get too off topic, but you can ask followup questions. You shouldn't ask yes or no questions and remember who you are interviewing. Always have a good attitude. Also, you have to always remember who you are serving, the audience.

In the interview with Jane Goodall, Katie Couric never went too far off topic. She was very nice, she laughed at the jokes that Jane Goodall told, and she seemed to enjoy interviewing.

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The most important tips to me are being ready to work with anyone, being welcoming, and listen to others. Explore their topics, don't just write down a whole ton of questions. Shine some light on the person getting interviewed. It is important to care about the person you're talking to and be ready to handle whatever they tell yo and be interested. Also, use an appropriate tone and make the person feel welcomed and comfortable.

I liked how they explored into her topics and made it fun to watch.

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-Be Grasious
- Have a correct tone
- Listen
- Be warm and welcoming
- Explaining the question
- No yes or no questions
- Predict follow up questions
- Use questions as a template but don't be afaird to ask follow up questions
-Remember who you are serving (your audience)
- allow them to communicate

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- Be welcoming & gracious
- Explaining what you can without going on and on
- No Yes & No question
- Listen

Katie Couric was very envolved in the conversation

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Some tips that are helpful and new to us are not to make them feel awkward, and to fashion your questions and tone to that specific person rather than asking the same, boring questions.

Some of Katie's tips that she used in the interview consist of the following : Being welcome and warm, asking meaningful questions that directly relate to the interviewee, and having a warm tone.

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-put the person at ease
-be empathetic
-Explain what you can
-no yes/no answers
-listening is important
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i think that the most important thing to do in an interview is to ask interesting questions so that the person that you are asking can elaborate and can share interesting things in their life.

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The tips that i think is the most important is to be a welcoming person to the other person. i think this because if your not welcoming the other person won't like you and start to get angry. I did not know that it is good to change your tone based on the topic.

i liked how Katie Couric made Jane goodwell share some of her experinces that were really funny.

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Some important tips to me when having a interview is to always make the person you talk to welcome and comfortable. When asking questions sometimes you can make it seem like a list. Try not to do that, make it seem like a conversation. When starting a interview ask a question that will make them more relaxed and easy. A interview can be boring if you ask yes or no questions so think of more questions that can make it interesting. Always be interested and be sure you are listening and understanding. Remember who your audience is. Keep them entertained.

Katie made that interview very interesting. She would interact with you she is talking to and she would listen very well. My favorite part of the interview was how she would keep that conversation going with a nice tone.

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-important to be a gracious host
-calibrate your tone
- be welcoming
-no yes or no question go into detail
-listening is very important
-have follow up questions

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Some important tips to remember when your interviewing someone is to make them feel comfortable. Avoid asking yes or no questions because you want your answers to be descriptive. Make eye contact with the person you are interviewing. Also, find something interesting to talk about and inform the audience.

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I think the most important tips are using their answers to start new conversations and making the guest feel comfortable. For example, if I asked someone how their day was, and they answered "Good! I had my first day of school," I would say, "Oh! How was it?"  Stay on topic though because they are there for one reason and one reason only. When making them feel comfortable, you should only ask them questions that aren't personal and make sure that it's only about them, not you.

I thought that Katie did a good job of starting new conversations. When Jane was standing up with Katie, Katie kept going about that conversation and didn't just move on,.

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I will need to remember to have a good attitude because I can get frustrated a little easier than most people but i will definitely work on it.
i need to remember to don't go too off topic because its easy to fall off topic so i'll need to work on how to stay focused and still have a good attitude.
I will also make them feel very comfortable because nothing is worse than them feeling uncomfortable.

I liked how katie gave answers that sounded very interesting and she was a very good listening I think thats good because she kept the conversation going by using other answers.

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If you need some extra time, after the interviewee answers a question, you can say "Very interesting. Can explain a little more about that to me?"

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The tips that seem the most important to me is to be warm and welcoming and to be exciting and fun, having a good tone, and not going on and on when you talk to your viewer. I also think that you should have a good tone, make your viewer feel comfortable, and to not ask yes or no questions.

I thought Katie was very warm and was good at moving onto other questions at the right time.

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-the more comfortable you make someone feel, the easier the interview.
-voice tone is important
-dont ask yes or no questions
-predict appropriate follow up questions
-ask questions in depth
-listen
-answer questions with more than one syllable
-dont go too off topic

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body language is very important  because you can make yourself look warm welcoming and might get better answers. explain without going on and on  is important to give the person time to explain

She was letting Jane speak and not going too personal at first let Jane talk about it and did not interrupt at any time did not give her many questions at once.

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-be a gracious host and try to be very welcoming and have a calibrate tone. Try to ask questions that are not a yes or no question and don't be too pushy. Don't ask too much questions and try to listen as much as you can. Remember who you are serving and allow them to communicate normally.

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make them feel comfortable
be welcomeing
stay on topic
dont do yes or no

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Do not forget that you are giving your audience a good show and be able to communicate with the target in a natural, comfortable fashion.

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Explore topics that are unique and listen.

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Do not use yes or no answers so there is no dead air

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-make them feel comfortable
-be warm and welcoming
-listen very well
-stay on topic
-inform the audience as good as you can
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 Charlie Horvath///Be welcoming and dont go on and on. Make sure you want to make people listen. Use questions as a template. Shed some light on some people. 

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 Charlie Horvath///Be welcoming and dont go on and on. Make sure you want to make people listen. Use questions as a template. Shed some light on some people. 

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Try to be warm and welcoming

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-make people feel warm
-make people feel comfortable
-give full attention
-don't ask yes or no questions
-find interesting information about the subject
-be welcoming
-making them feel happy
-asking questions that respond in more than one word or a couple
-make the interviewer seem excited to respond

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-To be a gracious host and be warm and welcoming.
-Listen to the other person as much as they are listening to you
-Inform the audience as best as you can instead of just getting to know eachother

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Be welcoming
change tone to fit the subject
explain what you can without going on and on
no yes or no questions
have energy
explore with depth and use follow up questions
stay on topic
remember who your serving
allow them to communicate to with you to let them get there point out.

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make them feel comfortable
dont do yes or no
be willing to listen

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Be warm and welcoming
have energy
have different tones for different topics
Explain what you can without going on and on
No yes or no questions
Think of how someone is going to answer
predict follow up questions
Go in to the depth of the question
Research before  any topic
remember who you are serving
Use hand motions
Eye contact

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its important to be a gracious host
always be warm and welcoming
always make your tone different with your person
explain what you can with the base of the question
always have a follow up to ones question
dont use yes or no questions
listen well/carefully
explore different topic that are unique
always remember your audience
give full attention to your audience

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Be a gracious host
Try to make the person and yourself feel comfortable
dont be interrogative
ask questions that dont answer in a yes or no
you can predict follow up questions during the interview
try not to get off topic

ask questions that the person can easily answer

get into a conversation
remember you are trying to inform your audience and give them info

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the different shots make you feel like you are apart of the conversation.

try to ask questions that don't require a yes or no answer.

try to predict follow up questions.

follow up on something that has more depth, but is still related

remember your serving your audience and try not to make yourself look good, but allow them to communicate.

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be a gracious host
be welcoming
no yes or know
listen to others
think of answers they might say
use questions as a template
follow up
understand who you are interviewing
allow people to communicate
don't interrogate
be conversational
use deep questions that will take a long answers

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Be a gracious Host
Make the person comfortable.
Ask questions with no yes or no answers.
Think of the answer and what you are going to ask next depending on their answer
Predict what they are going to say
Listening is very important
Always follow up
If people freeze, stay calm and try to get them to talk more
You are trying to inform your audience so Make the video interesting and to shed some light on this person and what they think
Communicate the message

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Be a gracious host
Have welcoming body language
Calibrate your tone
Try to make the person feel comfortable
don't ask a yes or no question
Think of follow up questions
listen to the person you're interviewing
remember your audience and what engages them
give your full attention to the person you're interveiwing

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Gracious host, put victim at ease, explain question the main part of the question, follow up on questions, no yes or no questions, understand what they are saying, remember who you are interviewing.

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be a gracious host try to be warm and welcoming calibrate your tone depending on who your interviewing. explain what you can in the body of the question and avoid yes or no questions. think about a follow up question. make sure to listen and explore answers. know about the people you are interviewing. try to inform people about someone.

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Be a gracious host
make them feel comfortable
be welcoming
change your tone depending on who you're talking to
be empathetic in some cases
ask questions that don't require a yes or no answer
think about how they might answer
listen, explore an answer with depth
know that sometimes people will give you a hard time and don't want to be there
remember that you're serving the audience, trying to inform them, it's not all about you
allow the subject to convey a message

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~A gracious host, and make the other person feel comfortable
~Calibrate your tone
~explain what you can in the body of the question don't go on and on
~no yes/no questions
~explore things with more depth instead of asking a whole bunch of questions
~use your questions as a template
~know the person before you interview them
~remember who you are serving
~keep the audience in mind

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Be a gracious host
Make your interview target feel comfortable
Base tone of voice off of the topic
Be empathetic in sad/depressing topics
Explain the question briefly
Don't ask yes or no questions
Base questions off of who you are talking to
Have appropriate follow ups in mind
Listen very closely to interview target
Be willing to ask different questions based on what the interview target is talking
Go in depth which each question
Remember who the audience is
Interviews are a way to show how people think and their position on something
Allowing subject to communicate message is a successful interview

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-A gracious host.
-Set a good tone.
-Do not ask yes or no questions.
-You need to listen and pick up what they are saying.
-Be very welcoming and warm.
-Trying to enlighten them, shed some light so they can communicate.

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* be warm and welcoming
* be empathetic
* listen for important information
* dont go on and on
*no yes or no
*think what would be an appropriate follow up question
*listening is important
* explore questions with a little more depth, follow up
* you are serving your audience
*you are trying to inform them
* allow your interview subject to communicate
*  she doesn't go straight to the next question she comments on what they said and then onto the question
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-be a gracious host
-make the interviewee feel comfortable
-calibrate your tone for each interview
-try to get important information
-explain what you can in the question
-ask open-ended questions
-think of follow-up questions
-listen very well and try to pick up on everything
-use your questions as a template
-remember who you are serving and why you are doing the interview
-do some research on the person you are interviewing

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-make them comfortable
-have welcoming body lang.
-have a good tone
-be short and sweet
-no yes or no questions
-think ahead
-always listen and pay attention
-go off of what they say
-get info without interrogating
-communicate well

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-Gracious host
-Positive body language
-Tone depends on interview
-NO YES OR NO
-make questions based on person being interviewed
-Always listen
-No list question , be flexible
-make sure you know the person be interviewed
-keep clear for audience

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Be a gracious host
Warm body language
put someone at ease
calbrate your tone
explain what your can without going on and on
no yes or no questions
think about how the person will answer
go into depth with the answers
use questions as a template
remember who your serving (your audience)

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-Be a gracious host and don't make them feel uncomfortable
-Don't drag on
-Change tones
-How can I go about this another way?
-Listen and follow up, explore in depth
-No yes or no questions
-Help them elaborate
-Remember who you are serving
-Remember your audience
-Its not a gotcha moment
-Let them  deliver the message they have prepared