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Qualtrics is one of the most frequently used platforms for designing, hosting, and distributing questionnaires digitally in social science research. However, because of its flexibility and its number of features, using Qualtrics to design questionnaires for your research can be a daunting task for beginners.
This 4-day (12-hour) workshop is designed both to introduce novice Qualtrics users to the platform's functionality for designing surveys and to provide tips and tricks that will be useful for both new and experienced Qualtrics users. Participants will gain knowledge of how to create questionnaires, randomize experimental conditions or question orders, use survey flow to selectively display information to different participants, link-Qualtrics responses to MTurk responses/online recruitment responses, link different surveys, and export and clean Qualtrics data for use once collected. We will focus on exporting Qualtrics to Excel and SPSS in particular.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
- Create and organize the flow of Questionnaires on Qualtrics
- Link different surveys on Qualtrics
- Connect Qualtrics responses to MTurk or other online recruitment responses .
- Download and clean raw Qualtrics data
- Manage questionnaire flow and randomization within Qualtrics
Instructor: Quinnehtukqut McLamore
Quinnehtukqut McLamore is a PhD Student in the Social division of the Psychology Department, with a concentration in the Psychology of Peace and Violence. Quinnehtukqut received their B.A. in Biology and Psychology from Bard College in 2016. Their current research interests center on conflict narratives, social justice, intractable conflicts, group-based reasoning and prejudice, competitive victimhood, conflict resolution, and how conflicts escalate into long-term cases to begin with.
Questions? For more information about this or any of the ISSR Summer Methodology Workshops, please contact ISSR's Director of Research Methods Programs, Jessica Pearlman (jpearlman@issr.umass.edu).
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION | 12-HOUR WORKSHOP
Important: If you are registering for more than one workshop, please submit a separate registration form for each workshop, and select the appropriate fee for the length of your workshop and your academic and institutional status. We apologize for the inconvenience, but if the incorrect fee is selected your registration will be have to be resubmitted. Your original registration will be canceled and your fee returned to you.
Five College Students and Faculty
- Five College Undergraduate and Graduate Students: $150/person
- Five College Faculty and Staff: $250/person
Non-Five College Students and Faculty
- Non-Five College Undergraduate and Graduate Students: $275/person
- Non-Five College Faculty, Staff and Other Professional: $400/person
Registration note: The Five Colleges include: UMass Amherst, Amherst College, Hampshire College, Mount Holyoke College, and Smith College. Registration closes for each workshop 2 full business days prior to the start date. If paying with departmental funds or personal checks, contact Sue Falcetti (sfalcetti@umass.edu).
Cancellation note: In cases where enrollment is 5 or less, we reserve the right to cancel the workshop. In cases where the registrant cancels prior to the workshop, a full refund will be given with two weeks notice, and 50% refund will be given with one week notice. We will not be able to refund in cases where registrant does not notify us of cancellation at least one week prior to the beginning date of the workshop.
