From: The case study approach
1. Is this report easy to read? |
2. Does it fit together, each sentence contributing to the whole? |
3. Does this report have a conceptual structure (i.e. themes or issues)? |
4. Are its issues developed in a series and scholarly way? |
5. Is the case adequately defined? |
6. Is there a sense of story to the presentation? |
7. Is the reader provided some vicarious experience? |
8. Have quotations been used effectively? |
9. Are headings, figures, artefacts, appendices, indexes effectively used? |
10. Was it edited well, then again with a last minute polish? |
11. Has the writer made sound assertions, neither over- or under-interpreting? |
12. Has adequate attention been paid to various contexts? |
13. Were sufficient raw data presented? |
14. Were data sources well chosen and in sufficient number? |
15. Do observations and interpretations appear to have been triangulated? |
16. Is the role and point of view of the researcher nicely apparent? |
17. Is the nature of the intended audience apparent? |
18. Is empathy shown for all sides? |
19. Are personal intentions examined? |
20. Does it appear individuals were put at risk? |