This week from People Nerds: We emphasize the importance of thorough participant consent and discuss research validity.
Are you SURE you're comfortable participating?
Obtaining participant consent can feel like a transaction. But when participants are asked to share personal or sensitive information, checking off this 'consent task' may lack empathy. Our recent study explores numerous ways to build trust and ensure a participant truly is comfortable sharing their experience.
Putting on her academic cap for a moment, Nikki walks through the differences between internal and external validity, potential ways they can be threatened, and ensure your research is as sound and cogent as it can be.
There are a number of reasons why an organization should strive for such learning communities. It raises awareness of the many nuanced ways employees seek development and learning opportunities that fit their style and preferences.
Karen and Nikki break down, step-by-step how to set up unmoderated generative research in this guide.
Sorry "Decision Maker Denise," it's time to transition to inclusive personas. Molly Malsam walks through how she and her team reshaped these figures.
What we're hearing:
Vitaly Friedman unpacksdesign KPIs to consider adding to your reports to better align your designs with business goals, driving action and change.
Teo Yu Siang breaks down common UX, design, and product roles (and their typical workflows) to help you decide which fits your interests and goals.
dscout is a company composed of People Nerds working to make context-rich human insight an everyday habit across organizations.
The dscout platform—Diary, Live, Recruit, and Express—enables remote qualitative research that brings researchers into the moments experienced and shared by real people.
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