When and how to deliberate online
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Life at age 14: initial findings from the Growing Up in Scotland study
New report published by the Scottish Government
Online questionnaire testing – how did the pandemic change our approach?
Our experience of testing online questionnaire usability.
Where next for online deliberation?
Online deliberative research is an emerging discipline, with much of the existing work restricted to examining internet discussion forums.
Transitions from Primary to Secondary School and Engaging in Risky Online Behaviours
New reports published by Scottish Government
Future of Britain: facilitating dialogue on post-Brexit policy during the pandemic
NatCen ran a large scale Deliberative Poll in October 2020, bringing together over 200 members of the British public online.
Future of Britain: bringing participants and moderators online during the pandemic
NatCen ran a large scale Deliberative Polling event in October 2020, bringing together over 200 members of the British public online.
Conducting remote cognitive interviews: telephone or video conferencing?
How did we adapt to new modes and methods in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic?
Digital engagement with citizens on the environment
With face-to-face fieldwork paused, researchers have been left to explore how else (if at all) they can continue existing studies.
The view from the table: facilitating public dialogue about the environment
NatCen has been running a series of weekend workshops with the public to discuss their views on the environment.