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Digital Fieldwork: How to Conduct Remote Field Research

  • Austin Center for Design Austin, TX United States (map)

In an era where in-person context is invaluable to observe human behavior, but isn't always possible, understanding how to adapt our research methodologies is crucial. This insightful session delves into the best practices of remote research, emphasizing strategic planning, effective language usage, and communication skills tailored for virtual environments.

Key Takeaways:

  • Effective Recruitment: Learn the art of attracting and incentivizing participants for remote research, ensuring a diverse and relevant sample.

  • Structuring the Remote Interview: Gain insights into the logistics of conducting remote interviews, from technology setup to creating a conducive virtual environment.

  • Data Synthesis Techniques: Explore methods for synthesizing qualitative research data, turning remote interactions into actionable insights.

Join us to familiarize yourself with remote research basics, overcoming geographical barriers and enhancing your skills in virtual data collection and analysis.

Preparation

  • Ensure a stable internet connection for Zoom.

  • Familiarize yourself with FigJam for interactive activities.

  • Have a notepad or digital document ready for personal notes.

  • Everyone is welcome and no prior experience is needed!

Agenda

  • Intro to field research

  • How to plan your own study

  • How to talk to humans

  • Interview best practices

  • Discussion

Everyone is welcome, and no prior experience is needed. Zoom link will be sent to everyone who registers through Meetup.

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