COVID-19: A Tipping Point for Remote Research
Despite the technological innovations seen in the research industry over the past years, many researchers have been hesitant to adapt to new methods of data collection, preferring to stick with [...]
Frequently Asked Questions around Mobile Phone Surveys
For researchers around the globe, it is clear that the coronavirus outbreak will alter how business is done for years to come; Many data collection firms have paused in-person research for the [...]
How to Transition Face-to-Face to Remote Research Methodologies
In just a few weeks, the global outbreak of COVID-19 has dramatically changed the research landscape. While organizations such as GeoPoll recognize that we have the ability to help the global [...]
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Posted Testing Survey Modes to Collect Taxpayer Data in Liberia
GeoPoll regularly works with partners looking to conduct remote mobile surveys with extremely targeted populations, and our team has become experts in the survey modes and research techniques [...]
Tracking Perceptions of District-Level Candidates in Liberia through Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI)
Jeremy Bowles (PhDÂ student in Government at Harvard University) and Horacio Larreguy (Associate Professor of Government at Harvard University) are conducting a study in partnership with GeoPoll [...]
