The presentations and posters presented at GOR 18 will be made available for download via the GOR 18 ConfTool in calendar week 12 (19 – 23 March 2018).
GOR 18 Awards
This years awards go to:
GOR Best Practice Award 2018
Yannick Rieder, Thomas Perry (both Q | Agentur für Forschung, Germany) and Sabine Feierabend (SWR Südwestrundfunk, Germany) for „From Research to Content: How We Exploit the Web like a Goldmine for Editors and Content Producers”
GOR Poster Award 2018
Silvana Weber, Tanja Messingschlager and Nina Oszfolk (all University Wuerzburg, Germany) for their poster „Social Comparison Behavior on Social Media: The influence of cognitive re-evaluations“ (1st place)
Jan Karem Höhne, Stephan Schlosser (both University of Göttingen, Germany) for their poster “Sensor data: Exploring respondents’ motion levels in mobile web surveys using paradata SurveyMotion” (2nd place)
GOR Thesis Award 2018
Lianne Ippel (University of Liège, Belgium) for her dissertation “Multilevel Modeling for Data Streams with Dependent Observations”
and
Anastasiia Samokhina (TH Köln, Germany) for her bachelor/master thesis „Analysing the systematics of search engine autocompletion functions by means of data mining methods“
Congratulations to everyone!
GOR 18 conference proceedings published today!
We have published the GOR 18 conference proceedings today!
You can download them here.
Shortlist for GOR Best Practice Award 2018
We published the shortlist for the GOR Best Practice Award 2018 today!
The nominees are:
„From Research to Content: How We Exploit the Web like a Goldmine for Editors and Content Producers” from Yannick Rieder, Thomas Perry (both Q | Agentur für Forschung, Germany) and Sabine Feierabend (SWR Südwestrundfunk, Germany)
„Better Cross-Channel Campaign Planning Thanks to Market Research with IoT and Cookie-Tracking” from Silvana Jud (LINK Institut, Switzerland) and Christian-Kumar Meier (Mediaschneider Bern AG, Switzerland)
„We have seen the future… Fast-forward to more contextual, more agile and smarter qualitative research” from Annelies Verhaeghe, Sophie Van Neck (both InSites Consulting, Belgium) and Marlon Rinoza Plazo (Heineken Global Innovation, The Netherlands)
„Constructing open-source social milieus to explain purchase behaviour” from Daniel Althaus, Nadine Corleis (both SPLENDID RESEARCH, Germany) and Sascha von Rutkowski (OTTO, Germany)
„360 Degree Innovation“ from Tom De Ruyck (InSites Consulting, Belgium) and Mathilde Levy (Reckitt Benckiser, France)
“Why the market research department of the Deutsche Post DHL Group offers a survey tool to its departments” from Christian Hyka (Survalyzer AG, Switzerland) and Rüdiger Ruhl (Deutsche Post DHL Research & Innovation, Germany)
The best practice competition will take place in sessions D2 and D4 (Session Overview).
Mario Callegaro: How can web surveys benefit from design and user experience research?
Opening-Keynote
Time: Thursday, 01/Mar/2018: 9:00 – 10:15
How can web surveys benefit from design and user experience research?
Keynotespeaker:
Mario Callegaro ©Gareth Davies
Mario Callegaro, Ph.D.
Senior Survey Research Scientist
Ads, Payment & User UX
Google London
Web surveys share lots of common feature with web forms. For example, radio buttons, checkboxes, and text entry boxes are the most common kind of question types in web surveys. Paper and online forms have been studied and discussed in the design and user experience literature for many years.
The web survey literature, however, hardly overlaps with the body of design and usability research on forms. This is also true the other way around.
In this keynote, Mario will build a bridge between the design and user experience literature and the web survey literature looking at the findings on forms and how we could apply them to web surveys.
Mario Callegaro is senior survey scientist at Google, London in the “Ads, Payment User eXperience (APUX)” team. He focuses on helping the organization in designing high quality surveys about our advertising and payment products. Mario consults on numerous survey, market research, and user experience projects.
Mario holds a M.S. and a Ph.D. in Survey Research and Methodology from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
Prior to joining Google, Mario was working as survey research scientist for Gfk-Knowledge Networks. He is associate editor of Survey Research Methods and in the advisory board of the International Journal of Market Research.
Mario has published numerous papers, book chapters, and presented at international conferences on survey methodology and data collection methods.
In 2014 he published an edited book with Wiley titled Online Panel Research: A Data Quality Perspective, and his new book coauthored with Katja Lozar Manfreda and Vasja Vehovar: Web Survey Methodology is available from Sage as of 2015.
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