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Today we discussed Recollective’s suite of synchronous in-the-moment video interview tools and how they can help optimize and streamline your workflow as a researcher.

Continuing our multi-part blog series around Video Chat, this article will be taking a further look into additional improvements that you can and should take advantage of as a researcher. More specifically, we will be taking a look at the Prepared Content tool!

Over the coming weeks, we'll be diving into an in-depth, multi-part series of blogs that take a look at our exciting 1 on 1 and group video interview tools! In today's blog, we'll be looking at how Recollective eliminates one of the biggest annoyances when it comes to organizing live online focus groups: Scheduling individual interviews!

Recollective would like to invite you to an online session we are hosting to share the latest feature released on our qualitative platform - Live Video IDI!

Recollective is equipped with an impressive set of simple open-ended exercises such as the Text and Multimedia tasks. While these are excellent at capturing robust qualitative research data, there are plenty of tasks and exercises that can add an extra dimension to your research design. For some added variety, visual flair, and strong quantitative output, look no further than the Sort & Rank task!

Recollective is known for being one of the best asynchronous research platforms on the market. A little known fact is that we also facilitate live, in-the-moment activities and exercises as well. In today's blog, we'll be taking an in-depth look at one of our most underrated features: Live Group Chat!

We placed a large focus on expanding the breadth of tools researchers can use for evaluating video content within Recollective in a much more meaningful way. In today's spotlight, we will take a look at one of those powerful tools - Recollective's Video Review task!

Within Recollective, you can use polls for a variety of different purposes that extend beyond the typical data collection and result analysis.

In today’s blog, we’ll be providing you with some examples of how to organize your research community to improve participant engagement through the use of a Recollective study Home Page.