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   3
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Professionalism
Speaker(s):
Diane M. Gayeski, Ph.D.
Duration:
54 Minutes
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Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Sep 11, 2023
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   2
Categories:
Communication
Duration:
1 hour
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Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jan 09, 2023
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   2
Categories:
Analysis & Reporting |  Moderating/Facilitation |  Research Design
Speaker(s):
Pam Goldfarb Liss |  Chris Hauck |  Roben Allong
Duration:
54 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Feb 04, 2021
Short Description:
Three experienced guides: Pam Goldfarb Liss, Chris Hauck, and Roben Allong will share their how-to tips and tricks on making both the moderating and insights journey more inclusive for clients, respondents and yourself. If you’re in the weeds, feel uncomfortable, or just need confirmation on ways to successfully manage inclusivity — this is the panel for you. Expect to hear relevant real world experiences and key takeaways for next level toolbox agility.
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$30.00 - Non-Member Price
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   3
Categories:
Analysis & Reporting |  Moderating/Facilitation |  Research Design
Speaker(s):
Jennifer Cuthill |  Sara Dougherty
Duration:
55 minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jan 31, 2020
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Curious to learn how you can use digital ethnographies to gain rich insights? Then this session is for you! Jennifer and Sara will share all the practical tips and tricks they have learned over years of conducting digital ethnographies. You will leave the session with the knowledge you need to run a successful digital ethnography study … and you will have another methodology to include as part of your research toolkit!
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$50.00 - Non-Member Price
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Speaker(s):
Calvin Gilman
Duration:
55 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jun 04, 2020
Short Description:
Are you wondering what business insurance you should have in place in light of COVID-19? Will business insurance cover potential liability when it comes to COVID-19? What about data privacy and security? What insurance do businesses need to protect themselves? QRCA hosts Calvin Gilman, an insurance advisor, who provides an overview of what businesses should be considering in terms of their insurance coverage in light of COVID-19. He also discusses cyber insurance, which has become more prominent in this era of data security and privacy, and what businesses should be considering when securing a cyber insurance policy. Calvin also addresses other questions that attendees have about business insurance.
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$35.00 - Non-Member Price
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   6
Categories:
Analysis & Reporting
Speaker(s):
Rachel Ceasar
Duration:
54 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Feb 04, 2021
Short Description:
50 users. 75 hours of recorded interviews. 1250 pages of transcripts. Sometimes a post note analysis just doesn’t cut it. When shifting through tons of interviews and focus group data, using a playbook or codebook can be a helpful tool to systematically organize user data into data-driven insights. In this talk, Rachel will introduce you to a powerful analytical method for documenting research data and decisions in a way that is transparent, reflexive, and rigorous for you and your team.
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Categories:
Business Practices |  Consulting
Speaker(s):
Randi Stillman |  Rick Weitzer
Duration:
56 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jan 30, 2020
Short Description:
If “the most human company wins” in our chaotic, competitive marketplace (as Mark Schaefer wrote in Marketing Rebellion), qualitative researchers are well-positioned to help. Whether or not we have a seat at our ideal client’s table, we dwell at the intersection of marketing, strategy, and humanity. Our value is rooted in the connections we form with both our clients and respondents to reveal real-world insights about the human experience. QRCs are wrestling with new realities – such as global business uncertainty, fragmentation in the “insights” space, and in-house DIY research – mostly shaped by the disruption of technology, which makes the job of humanizing business decisions very challenging. These new realities have far-reaching implications for us, demanding that we proactively adapt and create new opportunities and avenues to deliver value to businesses and organizations.
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   4
Categories:
Moderating/Facilitation |  Research Design
Speaker(s):
Scott Koenig, MBA |  Jenny Karubian
Duration:
56 minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jan 30, 2020
Short Description:
When respondents become storytellers, things get human real quick. When respondents are given the opportunity to tell their narratives as they experience them, our biases as researchers take a backseat. Autoethnography turns the research enterprise on its head: We participate in their research, they take control and tell their own stories. We coach from the sidelines, while respondents are front and center. Autoethnography is a relatively new methodology for consumer research. It differs from journaling in that it allows the market research team to connect more deeply with the consumer through the peeling back of multiple layers of consciousness, thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. In this presentation, we discuss how autoethnography differs from other, more conventional methods. This presentation will contain a case study that shows a side by side comparison of autoethnography and journaling.
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   2
Categories:
Analysis & Reporting
Speaker(s):
Nick Cawthon
Duration:
55 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jan 31, 2020
Short Description:
The use of Data Visualization for user experience research addresses a perceived need of extending the capabilities of the research team or individual; giving us the ability to display large datasets in insightful ways. Attendees to this talk will delve into learning about how to dimensionalize qualitative transcripts against quantitative survey data through a demonstration of a novel, custom visualization platform built from open-source tools. As researchers, we can begin to expand our skillsets and abilities in common tasks such as segmentation, correlation and pattern recognition. Whereas we will continually advocate for the benefits from the abstraction that Data Visualization provides, ethically, these techniques require a narrative that is constantly being validated through human connection. Our goal for the use of Data Visualization is not to become a shortcut that replaces generative ethnography, but instead positioned as a complementary tool for iterative research cycles.
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   2
Categories:
Moderating/Facilitation |  Research Design
Speaker(s):
Noel van Aartrijk
Duration:
56 minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Jan 31, 2020
Short Description:
If you’re looking to squeeze everything you can from respondents in an in-person qualitative research session – especially innovation-focused work – consider the rev up. Yes, we’re talking pre-work or “homework”. Before they even walk into their research session, consumers are our eyes, ears, and pioneers – and they have ideas of their own. While respondents are in their element, in the wild, let’s leverage that opportunity for an output that is powerful and resonant. No more humdrum homework – it’s time to up the ante and give consumers a seat on the innovation team like they’ve never had before. In “The Art of the Tease”, attendees will reimagine homework assignments as a way to pull out respondents’ sharpest thinking in-sessions and add an entirely new dimension to the creative process.
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