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Understanding the complexity of varied devices for taking surveys

What happens when different devices are used to access and complete online surveys is examined in this presentation. As smart phones and tablets become increasingly popular, respondents are attempting to participate in online surveys with their...

Catalogue: 3D Digital Dimensions 2012: (Online + Social Media + Mobile) Research

Authors: Charles Pearson, Lindsay Veling, Misha Tsvelik, Kalle Backlund, Sandra Jehoel

November 6, 2012

Can survey gaming techniques cross continents?

The last years has seen a proliferation of more creative ways of asking questions in online surveys. More recently the idea of gamification has exploded onto market researchers' consciousness along with new ideas on how questions can be asked in...

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2012: Asia Kaleidoscope

Authors: Duncan Rintoul, Jon Puleston

April 17, 2012

How far is too far?

This paper takes a quantitative approach to investigating the role of how the various interfaces available to us (Traditional, Flash and Gamification) resonate with online panellists. Most importantly, it explores the 'Buyer Beware' learning around...

Catalogue: 3D Digital Dimensions 2011: (Online + Social Media + Mobile) Research

Authors: Bernie Malinoff, Jon Puleston

October 26, 2011

All fun and games?

This paper describes an experiment in which a single questionnaire was fielded in four different styles of presentation: text only, decoratively visual, functionally visual, and gamified. Respondents were randomly assigned to only one presentation...

Catalogue: Congress 2011: Impact

Authors: Theo Downes-Le Guin, Joanne Mechling, Erica Ruyle, Reg Baker

Company: Market Strategies International

September 18, 2011

Webnography: A new market survey technique

Market research has a new vast territory to explore: cyberspace. All kinds of people from around the world converge in this so-called cyberspace, where time and space acquire new dimensions and all kinds of topics can be addressed. The network is a...

Catalogue: Latin America 2010: The Innovation Journey

Authors: Manuel Barberena, Maria Elena León

Company: Pearson S.A. de C.V.

May 21, 2010

Best practices in mobile research

Mobile Internet access is emerging as an alternative to Internet access on desktop or laptop computers. Members of online panels can receive invitations to surveys on their mobile devices, and data collection from respondents using mobile devices is...

Catalogue: Online Research 2009: Online Panels & Beyond

Authors: Chris Ferneyhough, Chris Ryan, Manuel Zahariev

Company: Vision Critical

October 29, 2009

From social engineering to social networking

Social engineering scams trading on the good names of reputable research organizations threaten to undermine the public's participation in legitimate surveys. Major scams in several countries are duping consumers in the name of research. Online...

Catalogue: Congress 2009: Leading The Way

Author: David W. Stark

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

September 22, 2009

The future is hybrid

This paper will show how qualitative creative development expertise can be cross bred with online research to create a powerful new hybrid technique. Broadband means we can now do many of the classic qualitative ranking and projective techniques...

Catalogue: Qualitative 2008: Consumer Choice

Author: Chris Forrest

November 20, 2008

Are panelists employees or respondents?

Online survey panelists are frequently characterized as 'professional respondents' motivated by self-interested, incentive-maximization. Little scientific evidence exists to evaluate such claims.This paper reports on two experiments testing...

Catalogue: Panel Research 2007

Author: Eric Taylor

October 28, 2007