Learn to choose the right data collection method and execute it well.

The Quantitative Data Collection Methods course will teach you how to choose the most appropriate data collection method given your audience, the topic area of your research, and the methodology you plan to use. Choosing the right data collection method is critical to the success of any research. This course will help you explore your options for quantitative methods.

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Format: Online

Hours: 10

Credits: 1.0 CEU

When: Start anytime

Cost: $329 -$359

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After completing this course you should be able to:

  1. Demonstrate knowledge of the different quantitative survey methods available to market researchers including online, mobile, telephone, in-person, and mail.
  2. Discuss the opportunities and challenges presented by the widespread use of mobile devices.
  3. Select appropriate quantitative methodologies based on the specific project needs.
  4. Describe techniques for improving survey response rates.
  5. Explain and classify the different observational methods used by market researchers including in-person observation and passive data collection.
  6. Describe the relative advantages and disadvantages of observational methods and compare them to survey methods.
  7. List the key milestones that are required to complete quantitative studies.
  8. Discuss the key considerations involved in implementing surveys and observational methods when doing global Market Research.

Who Should Attend?

  • Entry-level researchers looking for a solid introduction to quantitative data collection.
  • Mid-level staff seeking to expand their skillset.
  • Experienced researchers looking to catch up with the latest developments.
  • Corporations seeking professional development options for their internal training portfolio.
  • Supplier-side researchers seeking courses for new-employee onboarding.
  • Researchers who lead or contribute to project design.
  • Analysts needing to understand how a data collection method can create bias.
  • Client-side researchers responsible for writing RFPs and evaluating proposals.
  • People just entering the research field who want to understand the full process of market research from beginning to end.

Course Information

Course Number: 

0587-004

Course Date Info: 
Course format: 

Online

Course Fee(s): 

$359 - Standard Fee

$329 - Association Discount (Members* of: Insights Association; ESOMAR; Canadian Research Insights Council, The Research Society, Intellus Worldwide, QRCA, AMAI, WAPOR-Latinoamérica, MRII Board of Directors, UGA MMR Advisory Board.)

$50 - One-Month Extension (only one extension is granted per participant)

*Membership will be verified.

Prepayment is required to be registered. The prices listed are per person (US Funds). Prices are subject to change.

Pete Cape – Global Knowledge Director, Dynata

Pete CapePete has over 25 years’ experience in Market Research. Initially a specialist in international telephone research, he was a founder member of TNS Interactive in the late nineties and has concentrated on online research ever since. Joining Survey Sampling (now known as Dynata) in 2005 he oversaw the rapid development of their online business in the UK and became Global Knowledge Director in 2006. He is a frequent speaker at conferences, seminars, and training workshops around the globe and a regular contributor to research and marketing publications.