It’s pretty common to do research among cancer patients who are undergoing treatment, as we try to learn about their experiences and decision making processes…. Continue Reading
It’s pretty common to do research among cancer patients who are undergoing treatment, as we try to learn about their experiences and decision making processes…. Continue Reading
Wearable technology is the all the rage in many circles these days, and qualitative research is no exception. Personally, I’m quite excited about the opportunity… Continue Reading
I was recently speaking with a technology partner about applications for online communities, and she used the term “pop-up communities.” Since I love pop-up restaurants… Continue Reading
I had the pleasure of presenting on diary studies at the QRCA 2012 conference in Montreal. The upshot? There have never been more ways to… Continue Reading
Ten years ago, could you imagine sharing your vacation photos with your entire social network? How about your political or sports favorites? But today, I… Continue Reading
I recently had a client with little to no budget for usability testing. We wanted to see how much we could squeeze out of that… Continue Reading
I was asked recently by a colleague if I had any tips for her as she embarked upon her first webcam interviews. After composing a… Continue Reading