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RESEARCH METHODS RESOURCES ON THE
WWW

INTERNET RESEARCH METHODS
Anatomy
of an On-line Focus Group, by Casey Sweet
Case
Studies: Internet Applications for Institutional Research
Casting
the Net: Surveying an Internet Population, by Christine
B. Smith
Classifying
Response Behaviors in Web-based Surveys, by Michael
Bosnjak and
Tracy L. Tuten
CMC
Studies Center
Comparative
Response to a Survey Executed by Post, E-mail, & Web
Form, by Gi Woong Yun
Comparing
Seven Forms of On-line Surveying, by Bill MacElroy
Comparison
of Traditional vs. Online Survey Methods
Complementary
Methodologies: Internet versus Mail Surveys
Developing
Personal and Emotional Relationships Via Computer-Mediated
Communication
A Discussion
of Web Surveys
Effective
Use of On-line Research, by Rudy Nadilo
E-mail
Surveys
Email
Versus Phone: Is There a Winner??? Experiences
from the field [PowerPoint presentation]
The
Ethics of Research in Virtual Communities
An
Evaluation of the Effect of Response Formats on Data
Quality in Web Surveys, by
Dirk Heerwegh and
Geert Loosveldt
Everything
about Web Surveys
An
Experimental Evaluation of Left and Right Oriented Screens
for Web Questionnaires, by
Dennis Bowker and Don A. Dillman
From
Mail to Web: Improving Response Rates and Data Collection
Efficiencies, by Scott Crawford and others
Focus
Groups on the Internet: An Interesting Idea But Not A
Good One, by Thomas Greenbaum
Getting
the Seats of Your Pants Dirty: Strategies for Ethnographic
Research on Virtual Communities
The
Good, The Bad, And The Ugly. Advantages and Disadvantages
of Online Research, by Mark Puig
High-Tech
Surveys Have Arrived: A Review of Software for Interviewing
on the World Wide Web and with a PC, Steven Struhl
and Chris Kuever
How to Conduct Effective Online Surveys
How to Conduct
Research On the Internet
Influence
of Plain Vs. Fancy Design on Response Rates for Web Surveys,
by Don A. Dillman and others
The
Internet as a Medium for Qualitative Research, by
Patsy Clarke
Internet
Audience Research, Chapter from Know Your Audience
Internet
Focus Groups are not Focus Groups - So Don't Call Them
That, Thomas Greenbaum
The
Internet Matters: Exploring the Use of the Internet
as a Research Tool, by Nicola Illingworth
Internet
Surveys
Internet Surveys, A Selected Bibliography,
from Laurier Institute for the Study of Public Opinion
and Policy
Internet
Surveys: Do They Work?
Internet
Surveys: Does WWW Stand for Why Waste the Work?,
by Bill Eaton
Internet
Surveys: A Description of the Demographics,
by Daniel C. Lockhart and Fred R. J. Detwiler
Interviewing
and Information in a Digital Age
Introductory
Notes on Web Interviewing, by Bill Ahlhauser
Mail
and Web Surveys
Mail
and Web Surveys: A Cost and Response Rate Comparison
in a Study on Students Housing Conditions, by Gösta
Forsman and Maria Varedian
Moderated
Email Groups: Computing Magazine Case Study, by Vanessa
Eke and Pete Comley
New
Technologies and Survey Data Collection: Challenges
and Opportunities, by Mick Couper
Online
Focus Groups
Online
Focus Groups: Electronic Discussions for Research,
by Roger J. Rezabek
Online
Focus Groups Are No Substitute for the Real Thing,
by Thomas L Greenbaum
On-line
Focus Groups: Four Approaches That Work, by Paul Jacobson
Online
Focus Groups Save Time, Money, by David Van Nuys
On-Line, Real
Time Internet Focus Groups
Online
Research Methodology: Reflections and Speculations,
by Kim Bartel Sheehan
On-Line
Research: Playing to the Web's Strenghts, by Amy
Yoffie
Online
Surveys and Internet Research
Personalization, authentication, and self-disclosure in self-administered Internet surveys, by A.N. Joinson and others
Pop-up
Surveys. What Works, What Doesn't Work and What Will
Work in the Future, by Pete Comley
Principles
for Constructing Web Surveys, by Don A. Dillman
and others [figures]
Resources
on Internet Survey Methodology
Risky
Business: Why People Feel Safe in Sexually Expicit On-Line
Communication, by Diane F. Witmer
Sampling
for Internet Surveys. An examination of respondent
selection for Internet Research, by Nigel Bradley
Sampling
From Internet Discussion Groups, by Nigel Bradley
Seven
Steps to a Successful Web Survey
Skills
Package: How to Put Questionnaires on the Internet: Part
1
Skills Package: How to Put Questionnaires on the Internet:
Part 2
Survey
Design Techniques for Web Interviews, by Adriaan
Hoogendoorn
Survey
Design Features Influencing Response Rates in Web Surveys,
Katja Lozar Manfreda and
Vasja Vehovar
Surveying
Techniques on the Web
Tips
for Running a Survey on the Web, by Jag Patel
Tips
on Surveying By Email
The
Top 10 FAQs About On-line Research, by
Bill MacElroy
Trends
in Interviewing
Web
and Mail Surveys: Preliminary Results of Comparisons
Based on a Large-Scale Project, John M Kennedy,
George Kuh, and Robert Carini
Web-Based
Survey versus Conventional Survey: The Malaysian Experience
in Conducting the Internet Subscriber Study,
by Asha Rathina Pandi
The
Web Questionnaire Challenge to Survey Methodologists,
by Dillman, Don A. and
Dennis K. Bowker
Web Surveys
- For Knowledge, Lead Management, And Increased Traffic
www.research.com?,
by Bruce Crandall
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