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How Psychology Can Inspire Better Online Qualitative Research
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Run High Impact Online Workshops
Free masterclass with Pam Hamilton, author of The Workshop Book, to help you design, plan and run great online workshops. Learn the basics of online workshops for project kick-offs, internal alignment or debriefing stakeholders and clients.
Online Qualitative Fundamentals: Overview of Methods & Tools
An introduction to the primary methods and platform features for online qualitative research: learn about pre-tasking, interviews, focus groups, digital ethnography, co-creation and idea testing.
Online Qualitative Fundamentals: Homework & Digital Ethnography
Learn about the benefits of homework and ethnography pre-tasks; get practical tips for gathering contextual images and video ; and see case studies of projects completed by the Recollective team.
Online Qualitative Fundamentals: Diary Studies and In-the-Moment Research
Learn how to capture participants’ experiences over time or at a specific point in time; get useful advice for your own projects; and see examples of real diary studies and in-the-moment online qual research.
Online Qualitative Fundamentals: Co-Creation
You’ll learn about the building blocks and benefits of running online co-creation projects; get helpful advice for designing projects; and see case studies of co-creation work done by the Recollective team.
Online Qualitative Fundamentals: Video Interviews & Focus Groups
Learn how to get the best value from video research online, understand when to use specialist platform and free platforms and see case studies of qualitative video-based research projects.
Online Qualitative Fundamentals: Long Term Insight Communities
Learn how to build communities, maintain dialogue with members, keep them engaged and responsive, and generate iterative insight. Includes tips for success, pitfalls to avoid and case studies.
How Psychology Can Inspire Better Online Qualitative Research
On-demand training course on the application of psychology to online qualitative research. Led by Tom Woodnutt, founder of Feeling Mutual.