How the Researcher Unlocks Mobile Research’s Potential
Christopher Correa on mobile qualitative research
Christopher Correa on mobile qualitative research
Jeffrey Henning covers a CRC 2015 discussion of how AOL embraced a flexible research approach.
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With today’s tight timelines and even tighter budgets, many full-service researchers have gone on the Atkins diet: no carbs, no qual. Their study is just what they consider the meat: the quantitative research.
As researchers, it’s our job to ask questions. That job should not be limited to the conversations we have with our platform providers, recruiters and respondents.
Technology allows for instant communication, but recruiting firms have been slow to use technology in ways that can truly revolutionize the researcher’s accessibility to information, says Sheena Swanson Bacon.
[ISC 2015 attendee Mary Aviles agreed to share her personal notes from conference sessions.
Edmund Husserl is a German philosopher that established a line of thinking called Phenomenology. He once staked the claim that "We would be in a nasty position indeed if empirical science were the
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