Total Credits: 2 Advance Credits
This series is designed for professionals who lead, manage and execute the qualitative research function within their organization. They might not have previously been introduced to the background and fundamentals of qualitative research, or this series can serve as a great reminder. The information learned will help those who manage qualitative vendors, including moderators, analysts and research facilities.
This is not a series for those who wish to learn how to be a moderator or facilitator for qualitative research.
| The Importance of Clarifying Research Objectives and Reaching Consensus About Them - Susan Sweet (3.7 MB) | Available after Purchase | ||
| Overview of In-Person Qualitative Methods - Jo Ann Hairston (4 MB) | Available after Purchase | ||
A passionate qualitative researcher focused on uncovering and illuminating insights, Susan aims to make the research process fun for both clients and participants. For the past 25 years she has incorporated both innovative and tested research methods, continually working to keep research as real-world as possible while using a mix of in-person and tech-based tools. Susan is a leader in both the QRCA and AQR, working toward global collaboration in the marketing research industry. She has presented at local, national and international conferences, guest lectures at universities, and serves as a mentor through WIRe (Women in Research). Susan loves hiking with her dog, traveling with her husband and sons, and volunteering near her home in Boulder, Colorado.
The work Jo Ann does for RIVA is diverse. She works in both the Research and the Training division, shifting hats with ease. As a researcher she is – assigned to focus group projects that range from medical issues to health and beauty aids and from politics to new products. After leading more than 3,200 groups, and earning the title Master Moderator, Jo Ann helps clients access POBAs [Perceptions, Opinions, Beliefs and Attitudes] from respondents that range from homemakers to the homeless and from ages 7 to 97.
As a Co-Founder of the RIVA Training Institute she serves as a Master Trainer and developer of the framework and curriculum for both standard courses and custom courses designed to meet the needs of clients in a variety of industries. She is a credentialed Master Coach for Qualitative Researchers, as well as, individuals transitioning from one career to another.
Module 1: September 5, 2024; 11am - 1 pm CDT
The Importance of Clarifying Research Objectives and Reaching Consensus About Them - Susan Sweet
Overview of In-Person Qualitative Methods - Jo Ann Hairston
Module 2: September 12, 2024; 11am - 1 pm CDT
Overview of Online Qualitative Methods - Mary Beth Solomon
Identifying the Best Research Method Options for a Given Situation - Jeff Walkowski
Module 3: September 26, 2024, 11am - 1 pm CDT
Best Practices for Selecting Third-Party Providers (Recruiters, Facilities, Moderators, Analysts) - Michael Collins
Best Practices for Writing Screeners - Jessica Kurth & Kristin Ameruoso
Module 4: October 10, 2024, 11am - 1 pm CDT
Best Practices for Developing/Evaluating Discussion Guides - Jay Zaltzman
Best Practices for Analysis and Reporting - Maria Virobik
Module 5: October 24, 2024, 11am - 1 pm CDT
Best Practices for Managing Stakeholders Through the Research Process - Roben Allong
Best Practices for Being a Champion of Qualitative Research Results - Bruce Hutchinson
From Start to Finish: Managing Qualitative Research with Confidence - Program
Rating: 49
From Start to Finish: Managing Qualitative Research with Confidence - Program
Rating: 49
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