links for 18 September 2007 – taking the ‘a-ha’ out of research data analysis

September 18, 2007 in daily del.icio.us links with Comments Off

adaptive path » demystifying data analysis

I always get a little miffed when I hear user-experience folk describe their data analysis process as looking for “a-ha moments.” … it leaves one with the impression that coming up with research insights is an experience of epiphany…

(tags: data design ethnography research analysis)

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