PLEASE JOIN US FOR AN EVENT called "All About Rolling Research."
I'll be hosting a panel discussion with industry experts who have set up, and led, a variety of high-profile Rolling Research (RR) programs.

In this session, you will learn about different approaches to RR programs, gain tips for setting up and optimizing RR, identify various tactics to recruit RR participants, and discover nuances of conducting RR compared to other types of user research studies.

This session will be held as a live Zoom webinar with live transcripts. A recording will be available for all registrants. Join live or watch the recorded replay!

Topics we'll cover:

• What is Rolling Research?

• Who uses RR Programs? And why?

• What qualifies for a RR program or study? What does not?

• What are the pros and cons? Constraints and liberties?

• When are RR programs and studies best utilized?

• How are they set up and managed?

• Does analysis differ compared to other types of UXR studies?

• What do RR outputs look like?

• How do stakeholder roles and responsibilities pan out?

• Where do RR teams recruit? And how?

• How is RR scheduled?

• What role do participant pools play?

• Is conducting RR a good entry point into the field of UXR? (Spoiler alert, yes!)

• What do RR intake and other artifacts look like? (We'll share examples!)

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Please register via the Eventbrite link below
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Learn more about our panelists and connect with them!

• Michael Saenz, set up and currently leads RR at Pinterest

• Hilary Bienstock, set up and currently leads RR for Zendesk, previously set up and led RR for Yahoo

• Genny Mangum, set up and led RR at Zillow

• Michael T Lombardo Lombardo, set up and led RR at Roku, Google, and Sony

Hope to see you there!