​​Who this is for:

​​This is a class for product managers, newer UX practitioners, and other business-minded product stakeholders who want to improve their UX research skills.

​​What you will learn in the class:

• ​​Identifying impactful research study goals

• ​​Choosing the appropriate method(s) for your goals

• ​​Writing participant recruitment screeners

• ​​How to best work with participant recruiters

• ​​Writing rigorous interview questions and usability tasks

• ​​Taking meaningful qualitative notes

• ​​Interview moderation best practices

• ​​Qualitative data analysis methodology

• ​How to effectively share research results

​​For an additional $200, after the class, Dan will review and provide critique on:

• ​​A study interview guide

• ​​A ten-minute clip of your study moderation

​After you've reviewed the critique, Dan will hop on a call to go over it with you.

​Class overview:

• ​Morning session - Preparing for your study

  • ​10am-12pm; includes a 15-min break

• ​Afternoon session - Conducting and analyzing your study

  • ​1pm-4pm; includes three 15-min breaks

• ​Dan will stick around after the class for additional Q&A

​You will receive:

• ​Recording of the class and all slides

• ​Research documentation templates

​​About Dan Berlin:

​​This workshop is offered by Dan Berlin, Founder and Principal of Watch City Research, a UX Research consultancy based outside of Boston, MA. Dan has 15+ years of consulting experience and has conducted research in cars, rail yards, hospitals, and many other locales. He has taught in the Bentley University UX Certificate program, holds an MBA+MS in Human Factors in Information Design from Bentley University, and a BA in Psychology from Brandeis University. This Fall he'll head back to Bentley University to start earning a PhD in Business with a focus on Experience Design.