Backstage Pass On-Demand for self-paced eLearning
A Backstage Pass On-demand (OD) delivers 24/7 access to 25+ qualitative, quantitative and project management courses. This membership level doesn't include access to real-time classes, but it does include class discussions. A popular choice with our international students.
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24/7 Access to 25+ Market Research & Insights courses
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Backstage Pass On-Demand Courses
Your membership unlocks 25+ courses for Market Research & Insights career advancement. Click on the courses below to learn more and preview curriculum.
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Sampling Practicum for Survey Researchers OD
Survey research success requires current, foundational knowledge of sampling strategy. During this 3-week course, students will learn sampling fundamentals and real-world strategies.
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Writing for Impact: A Bootcamp for Market Researchers OD
Want to amp up your writing? The most successful writers know how to balance syntax, revise weak sentences, and master usage challenges. Join instructor Dan Reynolds for a course that will take your writing from good to great!
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Questionnaire Design Success: A 10-Point Checklist OD
Planning to lead a questionnaire design project, but don’t know where to start? Instructor Kathryn Korostoff shows students how to manage a professional survey research project from start to finish. Includes tips for team management and pre-testing.
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Questionnaire Design 201: Scale Selection OD
In this 4-week program, Instructor Greg Timpany covers various ranking and rating scales, including Likert, semantic differential, constant sum, and more.
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Infographics for Market Researchers: Hands-On OD
In this class, Instructor Kathryn Korostoff will teach basic infographic design principles and different layout options. Students will see, and participate in, infographic design software demonstrations.
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Ethnographic Research for Customer Insights OD
Instructor Jeff Walkowski will teach important concepts that will help you decide when to use ethnography, how to plan a project, and how to avoid some common errors.
