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Take Any Research Remote: How to Get Rich Data Virtually
Streaming on-demand webinar
As remote work becomes top-of-mind globally, researchers are thinking about what questions, methodologies and projects can make the pivot to digital.
At dscout, we've seen orgs have success with numerous remote opportunities—some that many researchers miss.
We're sharing client-tested strategies for conducting and scaling remote studies—without sacrificing the depth of insights you'd expect from fielding in-person.
Join Lead Research Advisor Charles Perry and The Studio Research Lead Emily Wurgler as they share advice on building impactful remote research that can level up your current practice.
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Meet the speakers
Moderated by Ben Wiedmaier, research evangelist at dscout
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Charles Perry
Lead Research Advisor, dscout
Charles is a Lead Research Advisor on dscout's customer success team.
He helps researchers at global corporations, boutique agencies, non-profits, and startups capture game-changing insights using mobile research methods—and has assisted with hundreds of client projects.
Prior to dscout, Charles worked in communications and customer service at Opternative, MentorMob and Groupon.
Emily Wurgler
Research Lead, The Studio at dscout
Emily is a qualitative and mixed-methods researcher and part of dscout's The Studio.
She leads research projects that use the dscout platform on behalf of clients.
Prior to dscout, Emily designed remote qualitative research as part of Over the Shoulder.
She has a Ph. D in Sociology from Indiana University, where she also taught courses, and has more than 10 years of academic and professional research experience.
What's covered
Ben, Charles and Emily share:
- The benefits of remote research as compared to traditional fieldwork
- Key considerations to make each and every remote research design more successful
- A few can't-miss approaches to leverage the power of mobile experience research