This week from People Nerds: We launch a new email course with User Research Academy and talk data measurement.
Turn your next shareout into an epic chronicle
We are excited to partner with User Research Academy on a new Storytelling for User Research Presentations email course. Sign up for six days of tips, exercises, templates, and more all geared towards making your shareouts resonate with stakeholders and drive impact.
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Should I measure out this data or just take a pinch?
There are numerous ways to measure variables, how do you ensure your choice is best for your analysis? Molly Malsam breaks down the core types of measurement and how to distinguish between them and helps determine which approach is best for your project.
No one wants to create things that just go to die on a shelf. Having the opportunity to revive or build on top of previous work can get you to a further point—better than always starting from scratch.
Update alert: We recently updated one of our favorite articles: How to Write Compelling User Research Insights. Check out the newly added resources.
What we're hearing:
dscouter and People Nerds Podcast host Karen Eisenhauer just published a book with Dr. Carmen Fought on language's role in constructing gender expectations for children.
We profiled some of this research—dubbed "the Princess Problem"—elsewhere on the blog. Check it out for a sampler of Karen and Carmen's early findings.
Microsoft's Inclusive Research team explores why designing research with equality in mind doesn't necessarily mean participants will have the same experience.
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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