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Published: August 2024
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Archived - Best Practices for Conducting Successful Online Focus Groups
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Online focus groups can be a cost-effective means for gathering qualitative data. Learn about some of the best practices used by this team of faculty, staff, and students to reduce barriers to participation.
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Published: August 2024
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