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Online Qualitative Fundamentals: Co-Creation
Learn how to conduct engaging, productive online co-creation exercises.
This course introduces some of the methods and tools for co-creating online – with customers, employees or suppliers.
You’ll learn the core building blocks of qualitative co-creation: generating foundational insights; collaborative and independent ideation; and filtering / building ideas in the evaluation stage.
Current Status: NOT ENROLLED
Price: FREE
Course Instructor: Laura Pulito
Laura is a specialist in digital research methods. She advises brands, agencies and researchers on best practice approaches for online qualitative projects.
About this Course
What’s in the course
You’ll learn the unique benefit of running online qualitative co-creation exercises
Who this course is for
This course is for anyone new to online qualitative research or who needs a refresher.
What you will learn
Topics you will cover
Syllabus
Course Content
Instructor
Laura Pulito
VP Research Service, Recollective
Laura is a specialist in digital research methods and with hands-on experience gained over a decade working with enterprise brands, agencies and technology companies.
She is currently the VP Research Services for Recollective.
Reviews
Ratings and Reviews
Anna-Stiina Tervo
This was a very interesting course and it was interesting to hear about real cases and examples of exercises. I have conducted several communities on Recollective platform and I find the platform very useful and easy to use. I like to learn more how to use different types of exercises. As Laura here says how well the respondents answer and are engageddependsonhowinteresting&exciting thecommunityis
I consider that what I like most about this module that it involve and environment of self-study that gives a clear understanding of the project by guiding oneself of have to put all the information together in a way that it helps develop new ideas by participants and further explore individual ideas.