What was the last feed you interacted with? Open that feed and show it on camera.  How often do you check this feed? Thinking about how often you check this feed, do you wish you checked it less? More? Do you check it just the right amount now? Explain!

When you first look at your feed, is the content new, or do you see the same content from your previous visit? Tell us (with examples) about the extent to which the content is new or old, and how that impacts your experience, if at all.

What are the first 3 items/pieces of content you see in your feed during this visit? . How well do these first 3 items meet your goal for coming to this feed? How far do you have to scroll down before you see something you want to stop and investigate?

Once you see item(s) of interest, how easy or difficult is it to grasp the message of the item and move on? If you decide to investigate an item of interest further, explain how easy or difficult it is to learn about that item further.

Look at an item of interest in your feed. What is the source? How much do you trust or distrust the content? Why?

Do you ever save things from your feed to look at later? If you do, what was the last item you remember saving? how easy or hard do you find what you saved?

How easy or difficult is it to share items from your feed with people (people who are important to you and who you think might enjoy the content)? Explain.

When viewing your feed, talk about the moment you decide to leave the content and why. What would cause you to potentially leave the feed (assuming you were not participating in this study)?

Once you find an item of interest in your feed and want to engage more deeply, please discuss the extent to which you are able to find and use controls (e.g. read full article, comment, share) to let you interact with the content in ways that satisfy your goal(s).

Think about the point when you’ve seen enough content to satisfy your need for this feed visit. Do you feel like you have scrolled too long or not enough? How do you feel about your ability to stop your feed visit and return to what you were originally doing? Explain.