Articles with the keyword “Web 2.0”

Where are the tools to enable Web 2.0 research?

By Tim Macer on 16th Nov 2009.

Researchers cannot afford to ignore Web 2.0 approaches to research, as Forrester’s analyst Tamara Barber makes clear in a persuasive article on Research Live, in which she settles on market research online communities (MROCs) as being the most effective way to achieve this.  How to do Web 2.0 research, from a methodological point of view, [...]

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Translation on the fly (or on the sly)

By Tim Macer on 7th Sep 2009.

A new plug-in to the Firefox web browser that promises to take webpages in any unfamiliar language and, as you browse, translate them into English or the language of your choice.

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Our new website launches

By Tim Macer on 14th Jun 2009.

Wait a long time for a bus and when it arrives, how often is there another one right behind? So too it seems with websites. Not only did research magazine launch its splendid new website last week, but following right on, so did we. And the two are not unconnected. What we launched this week [...]

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CASRO Tech 09 and a field of poppies

By Tim Macer on 1st Jun 2009.

t was great to be at CASRO’s annual Technology conference again. They have changed the format since I was last there in 2005 and instead of a roster of invited speakers, they now follow the call-for-presentations model, which has upped the standard considerably as the organising committee has been able to pick from the best.

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