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- Mar 08 2010 Mobile Research Conference 2010 (MRC 2010)
- Apr 22 2010 Digital Research and Social Media 2010
- May 04 2010 International Perspectives on Qualitative Research in the Social Sciences
- May 10 2010 CASS The Psychology of Survey Response
- May 13 2010 AAPOR 65th Annual Conference
- May 19 2010 CASS Essentials of Survey Design and Implementation
- May 26 2010 GOR 10 - General Online Research 2010
- Jun 03 2010 CASRO 15th Annual Technology Conference
- Jun 09 2010 MRA Annual Conference and RIF 2010
- Jun 13 2010 International Total Survey Error Workshop 2010
- Jun 16 2010 CASS Applied Multilevel Modelling
- Jun 30 2010 CASS Longitudinal Data Analysis
- Jul 11 2010 XVII ISA World Congress of Sociology
- Jul 31 2010 2010 Joint Statistical Meetings
- Aug 30 2010 International Workshop on Household Survey Nonresponse
- Sep 08 2010 The Second International Workshop on Internet Survey Methods: “Use of Internet Survey Methods...
- Sep 12 2010 ESOMAR Congress 2010
- Sep 19 2010 Applied Statistics 2010
- Oct 17 2010 ESOMAR Online Research 2010
- Oct 21 2010 Internet Research 11.0 – Sustainability, Participation
Events
Name Mobile Research Conference 2010 (MRC 2010)
Organized by Globalpark AG
Where
London (UK)
From 08.03.2010
To 09.03.2010
Description
The Mobile Research Conference 2010 (MRC 2010) is explicitly designed to serve as a forum for exchange between both commercial as well as academic presenters and participants. Accordingly, academic researchers, market research companies, and market research managers are invited to submit abstracts for paper presentations, poster presentations, or case studies related to at least one of the following areas:
- Issues in mobile survey research with a strong emphasis on estimating and/or reducing survey errors (i.e. coverage, sampling, measurement, and non-response errors);
- Case studies/best practice examples of where the mobile research methodology has been used (to show elements such as targeting a specific demographic, location-specific research, time sensitive research, cost-efficiency compared to other approaches)
- Integrating mobile research into multi-mode contexts, such as web surveys, CATI, face-to-face, and others;
- Mobile research as a means to engage participants;
- Cost efficiency of using mobile technology in survey research (i.e. cost-error balance of mobile survey research);
- Contributions aimed at predicting and explaining mobile survey acceptance and participation;
- Comparative studies using mobile technology, e.g. within multi-mode data collection frameworks, emerging markets, different target groups, or cross-cultural contexts;
- Technological advances in using mobile devices, applications, and procedures for primary data collection.
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