Intrusion of Innovation in the Culture of Survey Research
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This webinar on technological trends in survey research will address innovation and why it is imperative to understanding the legal and ethical impact of developments in survey research. It is a precursor to a more detailed discussion to be held during the session “Social-Digital & Survey Research Ethics” at MRA’s Insights & Strategies Conference.
The webinar will divulge some of the most common themes that survey researchers encounter when determining an appropriate legal and ethical balance when innovating in survey research.
Such themes include:
Understanding innovation and its relevance
Recruiting challenges in an innovative space;
The role of propriety information in innovative platforms;
Approaches to consent through innovation;
The culture of survey research and its evolution through innovation.
Innovation does not dissipate; it transforms through buzzwords, methods, products and services. Survey research businesses need to be aware of this transformation and how it will impact survey research businesses.
Presenter:LaToya Rembert-Lang, J.D., LL.M
LaToya is an expert in privacy and data security trends, corporate governance, contractual and legislative drafting, advocacy and ethical compliance. As general counsel for the MRA, LaToya leads the strategy, development, audit and collaboration governing the Standards and Legal Affairs departments of the Association. She received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Cincinnati, a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law, and a Master of Laws in Intellectual Property and Information Law from American University Washington College of Law.
Original Air-date: 04/2013
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