Kocar, Sebastian (2024). The Tasmania Project Panel Maintenance Survey Experiment, 2022. [Data Collection]. Colchester, Essex: UK Data Service. 10.5255/UKDA-SN-857039
Data description (abstract)
The panel maintenance survey experiment was conducted as part of the regular The Tasmania Project surveys between June and October 2022. The Tasmania Project is a survey research project conducted in Tasmania, an island located south of the Australian mainland and one of the eight Australian states/territories. The Tasmania project uses a volunteer online panel of adult Tasmanian residents who participate in regular online surveys.
To maximize unit response and minimize attrition, as well as to offer panelists a better panel and survey experience, organizations managing online panels have to carefully plan their panel maintenance and different communication solutions. In this study, which used an experimental design, two between-wave contact approaches were tested to determine if they can have a positive effect on response - sharing survey results between survey waves with panelists and sending prenotifications/advanced emails.
The analysis revealed that certain solutions can be generally effective in increasing response, but mostly in the more regularly participating group of panelists. The data can also be used to explore certain trends in panel response behavior in a (regional) volunteer online panel.
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| Sponsors: | N/A | ||||||
| Topic classification: | Society and culture | ||||||
| Keywords: | SURVEYS, DATA COLLECTION METHODOLOGY, METHODOLOGY, SOCIAL RESEARCH, RESEARCH | ||||||
| Alternative title: | The Tasmania Project General Surveys 7-8 | ||||||
| Date published: | 13 May 2024 07:38 | ||||||
| Last modified: | 13 May 2024 07:47 | ||||||
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