In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Experts in a particular field of study or customers that have implemented a tool or service that is the subject of the study will provide the best information. Find knowledgeable people to interview. They don't necessarily have to be on your site, but they must be, actively or in the past, directly involved. Determine whether you will interview an individual or group of individuals to serve as examples in your case study. It may be beneficial for participants to gather as a group and provide insight collectively. If the study focuses on personal subject matter or medical issues, it may be better to conduct personal interviews. Gather as much information as possible about your subjects to ensure that you develop interviews and activities that will result in obtaining the most advantageous information to your study. This could be via in-person group interviews and activities, personal interviews, or phone interviews. Sometimes, email is an option. When you are interviewing people, ask them questions that will help you understand their opinions. I.e., How do you feel about the situation? What can you tell me about how the site (or the situation) developed? What do you think should be different, if anything? You also need to ask questions that will give you facts that might not be available from an article--make your work different and purposeful. ). Make sure all your informants are aware of what you're doing. They need to be fully informed (and signing waivers in certain cases) and your questions need to be appropriate and not controversial.
Summary: Select participants that you will interview for inclusion in your case study. Draft a list of interview questions and decide upon how you will conduct your study. Set up interviews with subject matter experts (account managers in a corporation, clients and customers using applicable tools and services, etc.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Insect bites itch because of the body's autoimmune reaction against the anticoagulants in the insect's saliva. This prevents your blood from clotting as the insect drinks. After the insect is gone, a small amount of the saliva remains in your skin. Use a pea-sized amount of an antihistamine cream and smear it into the bite until it is fully absorbed. Take a non-sedating oral antihistamine such as 10 mg cetirizine once daily to help with symptoms. Use of both oral and topical antihistamines at the same time is not recommended. Hydrocortisone takes longer to start working, but once it does, the relief will last longer. 1% hydrocortisone creams can be purchased over the counter and will reduce the inflammation. Put a pea-sized amount on your finger and rub it into the bite until it soaks in completely. This will help draw out the fluids that have gathered under the skin making the bite puffy. Lotions that pramoxine will also help. Reapply the lotion according to the manufacturer's instructions. The lotion will dry out the bite and remove any chemicals from the bug's saliva that are irritating your skin. If the bite is painful and swollen, pain medications should help. Put a topical anesthetic on the bite to get immediate relief from the discomfort. A 2% Xylocaine Gel works well. If a topical pain reliever does not help, try an over the counter oral painkiller such as paracetamol (not available in the United States) or ibuprofen.
Summary: Use an antihistamine to combat the allergic response. Apply a hydrocortisone cream to the bite to soothe the itchy, red, puffy skin around the bite. Dab calamine lotion on the bite. Use pain relieving medications as necessary.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are a visitor or rely on public transportation for your mobility needs, then you will need to gain access to a car. Renting a car is a reliable option if you can't borrow one. If you fly into England, it's easiest to rent your car from the airport. If you are traveling from out of the country, you can use your driver's license from your home country to rent the car, though you usually have to pay an extra insurance. Visit the Wiltshire Council website at http://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/ before driving to Stonehenge to check for road closures. This is especially important during the warmer weather. Your trip should take about 2 hours from London by car, but it can take longer during the summer months when the roads are busy. Depending on where you begin your journey, you will need to get directions from your starting point to Stonehenge. Because you are driving yourself, you can take your vehicle all the way to the site. Free parking is available if you have purchased a ticket to Stonehenge. The parking lot is located near Airman's Corner, which is the intersection of A360 and B3086 above the A303. A free shuttle bus will drive you from the parking lot to Stonehenge. The ride takes about 10 minutes and stops midway at Fargo Plantation.
Summary:
Rent a car if you don't have one. Check for road closures. Budget your time. Check directions for your location. Park your car. Take the shuttle.