Organised by | Royal Statistical Society |
Presenter | Dr Pamela Campanelli |
Date | 19/09/2018 – 20/09/2018 |
Venue | 12 Errol Street, London |
Map | View in Google Maps (EC1Y 8LX) |
Contact | RSS Training,[email protected] |
Description | Surveys are a key component of quantitative research whether this is for government, academia, research institutes, or other organisations. The recent explosion of easy-to-use web survey packages means that everyone thinks they can do a survey. However generating statistically unbiased and reliable data is more complex than writing a few questions. Without proper instruction, the conclusions drawn from a survey can be flawed and misleading.
This course looks at each of the quality areas for producing a successful and efficient quantitative survey. It covers all the major methods of data collection (quantitative interviewing, web and paper self-completion) as well as all the key aspects of the survey process from initial design through implementation through post-field processing. It focuses on the practical details of conducting a survey as well as including crucial tips from what is known in the survey methodology and statistical literature. |
Level | Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge) |
Cost | £556.8 |
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Region | Greater London |
Keywords | Frameworks for Research and Research Designs, An overview of survey design (including types of survey designs, project management, time-tabling and budgeting) , Choosing a method of data collection (face-to-face, telephone, paper self-completion, web surveys) , What to look for in a good sample design |
Related publications and presentations | Frameworks for Research and Research Designs |