by Heather Krause | Jan 17, 2020 | Analysis, Data Collection & Sourcing, Project Design
Let’s say you are surveying 100 people out of 10,000. You want to analyse the data from your sample of 100 to get answers about the likely behaviours and preferences of the overall 10,000 person population. Part of your project focuses on equity among sexual...
by Heather Krause | Jan 10, 2020 | Data Collection & Sourcing, Project Design
We now have unparalleled access to enormous amounts of data, automatically generated and gathered, which represent sample sizes that are nearly impossible to replicate with traditional survey methods. People excitedly tell us that many major equity issues,...
by Heather Krause | Nov 7, 2019 | Data Collection & Sourcing, Project Design
Who is the head of your household? It probably depends on who you ask. In my household, you will either find out that I am the head of the household, my husband is the head of the household, or that my bulldog is the head of my household. It depends on how you...
by Heather Krause | Apr 26, 2019 | Analysis, Interpretation, Project Design
We often think of data analysis as being objective. And in many cases, those presenting their analyses to us would prefer it that way. But, no matter how much we hope for it, data analysis is not objective. When we model data, we decide what factors are important to...
by Heather Krause | Mar 8, 2019 | Analysis, Communication & Distribution, Interpretation, Project Design
Check out our new video based on our post about impact evaluations and averages! ...
by Heather Krause | Jan 30, 2019 | Analysis, Data Collection & Sourcing, Project Design
Most of us know that careful data collection is important to quality data analysis. Asking how your data was collected and where it comes from is critical. Especially when the results of your analysis are going to affect people’s lives. But did you know that who...
