Recruiting & Participant Management
Finding participants
Finding information about people who could participate in research studies.
Internal panels/data
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24.87%
of question respondents
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Reaching out to participants (by it through email, phone, text, Slack, etc.).
Email
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37.56%
of question respondents
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Microsoft Outlook
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4.39%
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100% of participants answered this question.
Participant tracking
Keeping track of which participant has taken part in which study, their compensation, etc.
Google Sheets
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17.07%
of question respondents
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100% of participants answered this question.
Administering, collecting, and storing participants’ informed consent forms.
Google Drive
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8.29%
of question respondents
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Microsoft Sharepoint
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3.41%
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100% of participants answered this question.
Participant incentives
Administering and tracking participant compensation/incentive.
Google Sheets
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11.21%
of question respondents
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100% of participants answered this question.
Research customer/participant relationship management
Keeping track communication with participants.
Microsoft Excel
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8.29%
of question respondents
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100% of participants answered this question.
Participant scheduling
Scheduling research sessions.
Intercept
An intercept entails approaching people who are engaged in an activity to get their feedback. Intercepts are not a research method — you need to pair them with a research method, such as interviewing or observation.
Pendo
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2.92%
of question respondents
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100% of participants answered this question.