Now that all five events are over, we'd like to know what you thought...
How did you find the sessions?
Are you currently using web 2.0 applications in your business?
Have your research projects included 'research 2.0' methods in the past? Have you noticed any benefits? What were they?
Are you now thinking up great ideas on how a web 2.0 application used with research may help deliver insight to your business?
We'd love to keep this discussion going and hear your perspective...
Tuesday, 11 March 2008
Research 2.0... your thoughts?
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No I have not seen your roadshow through Australia, unfortunately! (I am in Amsterdam, but would have loved to hear what you were presenting.)
Here in the Netherlands, some fine Research 2.0 techniques are being tested. Recently I liked the exploration of tagging as a research tool. For more on this, check:
http://researchreinvented.blogspot.com/2008/01/tagging-as-new-online-research-tool.html
By the way: how would you define "Research 2.0"?
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