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Provided by: JED New Media inc. Conducting Focus Groups with FlairMeeting Management |
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Explore the fundamentals of conducting focus groups. The techniques provided here will help you gain maximum client feedback and cooperation. The focus group context can be software development, product/ services launches, marketing campaigns or opinion polls.
This is a 40-minute online tutorial that can be used by individuals or in a group setting.
This is a 40-minute online tutorial that can be used by individuals or in a group setting.
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Training
Provided by JED New Media inc.
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Conducting Focus Groups with Flair
Objectives
Identify the major elements that differentiate focus groups from other forms of data collection
Explain the key elements involved in running a focus group
Ascertain when and when not to conduct a focus group
Name the three critical skills of a facilitator
Outline
Introduction
Overview
Objectives
What is a Focus Group?
Defining Focus Groups
Goals
Ascertaining Whether to Hold Focus Groups
To Be or Not to Be
Types of Focus Groups
Electronic Focus Groups
Testing or Development
Checkpoint I
Conducting a Focus Group
Who Should Attend?
Inviting Participants
Choose the Right Moderator
Room Set-up and Atmosphere
Focus on a Prepared Agenda
Tips for Focus Group Success
The Scoop on Scribes
Finishing Up
Final Tips
Other Considerations
Incurred Costs
Conclusion
A Call to Action
Final Checkpoint
Identify the major elements that differentiate focus groups from other forms of data collection
Explain the key elements involved in running a focus group
Ascertain when and when not to conduct a focus group
Name the three critical skills of a facilitator
Outline
Introduction
Overview
Objectives
What is a Focus Group?
Defining Focus Groups
Goals
Ascertaining Whether to Hold Focus Groups
To Be or Not to Be
Types of Focus Groups
Electronic Focus Groups
Testing or Development
Checkpoint I
Conducting a Focus Group
Who Should Attend?
Inviting Participants
Choose the Right Moderator
Room Set-up and Atmosphere
Focus on a Prepared Agenda
Tips for Focus Group Success
The Scoop on Scribes
Finishing Up
Final Tips
Other Considerations
Incurred Costs
Conclusion
A Call to Action
Final Checkpoint
About The Training Provider: JED New Media inc.
JED New Media inc. - JED New Media is home to the JEDlet(R), 40-minute online tutorials covering workplace subjects including managing, communicating (verbal and written), marketing and much more.
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