Remote Research Insights
Georgia discusses the shift to remote research during the pandemic and highlights its unexpected benefits, such as increased comfort for participants. She emphasizes the importance of mixed methods, including diary studies and usability testing, while addressing the balance between responsibility and enjoyment in research. A teaser hints at the intriguing intersection of fun and ethical research practices.In this clip
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