The document discusses observations from an ethnographic study of students studying late at night. It notes that while late night studying is not optimal, it can be effective with planning. The study found that students tend to move around a lot, snack heavily on candy, and multi-task. More productive students put their phones away and used bright lights.

1. Selected Business Article
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What the sleep doctors won’t tell you
http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20140902-how-to-pull-an-all-nighter

2. •“Bank” enough sleep before late night study
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3. •Eat a high protein diet
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4. •Naps before and after are recommended
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5. Activity for Ethnographic Observation
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Document productivity late at night.

6. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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7. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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8. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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9. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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10. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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11. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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12. Ethnographic Research, Observing Students Studying Late at Night
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13. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Students tend to move around a lot

14. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Candy is snacked on most heavily

15. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Students tend to “multi-task”

16. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Phone is put away by more productive students

17. Ethnographic Research Observations
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•Bright lights are used

18. Ethnographic Research Findings
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Late night studying is not the best setting for work, however with pressure and planning it can be executed effectively

19. Ethnographic Reading Summary
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Ethnographic Research –Who are the users?
•Ethnographic research is broadly defined

20. Ethnographic Reading Summary
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Ethnographic Research –Who are the users?
•Quantitative ethnographic research can challenge statistics

21. Ethnographic Reading Summary
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Ethnographic Research –Who are the users?
•Idiosyncrasies and minute details trump averages and generalities

22. Ethnographic Reading Summary
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TSA Checkpoint Evolution
•Shifting focus those with hostile intent is goal

23. Ethnographic Reading Summary
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TSA Checkpoint Evolution
•Calm the process down to ensure hostiles stand out

24. Ethnographic Reading Summary
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TSA Checkpoint Evolution
•The overall experience would now encompass a human-centered approach

25. Ethnographic Reading Summary
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Going Deeper, Seeing Further
•Corporate ethnography can provide strategic insights into complex issues

26. Ethnographic Reading Summary
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Going Deeper, Seeing Further
•Finding persistent patterns among people with varying perspectives and experiences

27. Ethnographic Reading Summary
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Going Deeper, Seeing Further
•Corporate ethnography will be able to uncover opportunities that mutually benefit every member of society