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A Practical Guide for Surveys Based on Nonprobability Sample

Practical Guide for Surveys Based on Nonprobability Samples Mansour Fahimi,Frances Barlas, and Randall Thomas, will be recorded in February 2018. This webinar will will begin with an overview of different types of nonprobability samples and discuss their pros and cons from a fitness for use perspective. Focusing on online surveys, we will cover best practices for sourcing and selection of such samples, including effective options for sample balancing, incentive options, and considerations for data quality given the vast and varied landscape of sample providers. Lastly, we will lay the foundation for our next webinar on robust weighting and calibration methodologies that can reduce some of the inherent biases of such samples, as well as optimal methods for blending probability and nonprobability samples. We will end this webinar with some contemplations about the new directions in survey sampling in the digital age.
February 13, 2018
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A Primer to Web Scraping with R (Apr 2017)

A Primer to Web Scraping with R with Simon Munzert, PhD, was recorded April 2017. In this webinar, we will discuss an overview of web technologies fundamental to gather data from internet resources. Further, we will learn about state-of-the-art tools and packages for web scraping with R. You must log in to receive member pricing.
April 12, 2017
$59.00
$79.00

A Total Error Framework for Generic Datasets and Estimates

A Total Error Framework for Generic Datasets and Estimates Dr. Paul P. Biemer, was recorded in October 2018.
October 18, 2018
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$79.00

AAPOR 101: AAPOR Professional Development Webinar Kit

Writing for Refereed Journals with Trent Buskirk, PhD, Patricia Moy, PhD, and Kristen Olsen, PhD, was recorded November 2016.

A "How To" Course on AAPOR Response Rate Calculations and Practical Examples from the Field with David Dutwin, PhD, was recorded October 2016. This webinar will provide a walkthrough of the particulars for calculating AAPOR response rates for each different kind of studies, and provide practical examples of each. You must log in to receive member pricing.

Getting Concrete about the Abstract: Tips for Writing Successful AAPOR Abstracts Trent Buskirk, Scott Keeter, Jennifer Dykema and Mingnan Liu, will be recorded September 2017. Want to present your research at the 2018 AAPOR conference in Denver? If so, learn how to create a compelling abstract for your panel, paper or poster in this free professional development webinar. Presenters will include researchers at different stages of their careers, including the current and immediate past conference chairs.

Behind the Curtain: AAPOR Committees, Volunteering, and Leadership Opportunities AAPOR has many separate components and plenty of spots where volunteers take up roles that keep our organization moving. This webinar discusses why you should think about volunteering with AAPOR and how you actually put your name in the hat to become a volunteer. The presenters will talk about the different structures that make up AAPOR and how volunteers play a part in each one. This will include a discussion of committees, subcommittees, taskforces, the executive council, membership chapters, and affinity groups. Each of these components play a vital role in the continued success of AAPOR as an organization and many are only possible because of volunteers. Join us as the Education Committee welcomes Tim Johnson, Gretchen McHenry, and David Sterrett to learn about some of the groups within AAPOR and the crucial role that volunteers continue to play within AAPOR. Tim Johnson, Gretchen McHenry & David Sterrett, will be recorded in May 2018

Effective Public Speaking: The Art & Science of Conveyance with Michael Link, PhD, was recorded April 2015.

Reviewing Papers: Strategies for an Effective Peer-Review with Mario Callegaro, PhD, was recorded December 2014.

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AAPOR Task Force Report on Transitions from Telephone Survey

Since the 1970s, telephone methods have been a ubiquitous way of collecting large scale surveys. With the changing environment for telephone surveys, an increasing number of surveys are transitioning from telephone to self-administered single- or mixed-mode surveys, which may or may not retain telephone as one component of recruitment and/or data collection. This webinar provides an overview of the AAPOR Task Force Report on transitioning from telephone surveys to self-administered and/or mixed mode surveys. The task force report focuses on a "lay of the land," examining which design features are considered and which are used when telephone surveys are transitioned to mixed mode surveys, as well as their relative strengths and weaknesses. The goal of the webinar is not to provide an overview of how to do mixed mode studies in general, but specifically focus on issues that emerge when transitioning existing telephone surveys to mixed mode surveys, and thus requiring potential breaks in time series.
$59.00
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ABS Theory and Operationalization (Jun 2011)

ABS Theory and Operationalization with David Dutwin, PhD, was recorded June 2011. You must log in to receive member pricing.
June 30, 2011
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$79.00

Accuracy in Election Polling: Lessons from 2016 for Covering

For journalists grappling with conflicting results, margins of error and polls conducted by text, the American Association for Public Opinion Research (AAPOR) is offered a webinar for journalists on January 15, 2020, 11:00 am Eastern time. The webinar looked back the polls' performance in 2016 (surprise, the polls did pretty well) and forward to 2020 to give journalists the tools to report reliably on what the polls showed. AAPOR, the nation's leading professional organization of survey researchers, offers a wealth of material and guidance on how to handle polls. And AAPOR has experts who are ready to answer questions from journalists stumped by the latest poll hand-out through the election year. From what a journalist must ask about a poll before even writing the first word to figuring out if Biden is really ahead of Warren in South Carolina, the webinar will go in-depth on the potential pitfalls that face journalists every day in reporting on poll results. The explosion of polling methods from IVR to text surveys, the plethora of samples (RDD, RBS, Voter files and on) and the emergence of new polling organizations all pose a challenge for journalists. Journalists participating in the online webinar will have the chance to ask their questions about polling and 2020.
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AI for Social Good: Examples, Challenges, and Opportunities

Can AI, ML and Data Science help prevent children from getting lead poisoning? Can it reduce infant and maternal mortality? Can it reduce police violence and misconduct? Can it help cities better target limited resources to improve lives of citizens and achieve equity? We're all aware of the potential of ML and AI but turning this potential into tangible social impact takes cross-disciplinary training, new methods, and scalable data and computational infrastructure. I'll discuss lessons learned from working on 50+ projects over the past few years with non-profits and governments on high-impact public policy and social challenges in criminal justice, public health, education, economic development, public safety, workforce training, and urban infrastructure. I'll highlight opportunities as well as challenges around explainability and bias/fairness that need to tackled in order to have social and policy impact in a fair and equitable manner.
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An Intro to Text Analysis for Social Scientists

From open-ended survey questions to social media streams, text data can offer social scientists rich insights that extend beyond the traditional survey - but it can also pose substantial challenges, often including the need for extensive human coding. Fortunately, modern computational tools are making it easier to analyze free-form text. This webinar introduces the basics of working with text data quantitatively, provide an overview of common text analysis methods and tools, and demonstrate some of them in action.
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$79.00

An Intro to Text Analysis for Social Scientists

From open-ended survey questions to social media streams, text data can offer social scientists rich insights that extend beyond the traditional survey - but it can also pose substantial challenges, often including the need for extensive human coding. Fortunately, modern computational tools are making it easier to analyze free-form text. This webinar introduces the basics of working with text data quantitatively, provide an overview of common text analysis methods and tools, and demonstrate some of them in action.
$59.00
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