This workshop is full of practical tips and guidelines on how to design, field and analyse standard surveys. Some of the topics considered will be: how to design a survey, line vs discrete scales, the effect of colour, optimal discrete/LIKERT scales, pros and cons of common analyses (e.g. linear and logistic regression) and optimal ways to export data. The material is software agnostic and can be applied in any software.

This is just one workshop from a modular training programme made up of 1.5 hour workshops, each focusing on a single statistical method offered by Statistical Consulting within the Sydney Informatics Hub. Statistical Workflows giving practical step-by-step instructions applicable in any software are used and include experimental design, exploratory analysis, modelling, assumption testing, model interpretation and presentation of results. Researchers are encouraged to design a custom programme tailored to their research needs.

Attendance options:

You will get the most out of this session by attending in person. This way allows you to interact with the presenters, ask questions directly, and catch up after the session. Please only choose online if circumstances prevent you from attending campus.

In person: Choose the "In person" ticket option. University rules governing COVID related requirements will apply in the venue. In the event that in person delivery is not possible, you will be provided with the Zoom link for remote attendance.

Online: Choose the "Online Zoom" ticket option. It is recommended to have a dual monitor setup to view and participate remotely in the session. Registered attendees will receive a link to the Zoom event closer to the date.

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Design and Analysis of Surveys 1: Best Practice