Susan and others:
I echo these sentiments. Between the set up and the pre-interview
questionnaire, I probably spent about an hour. The session itself
lasted almost ninety minutes and that was only because I had another
commitment and had to leave. After the session, the interviewers sent
me another questionairre which took approximately forty minutes. So,
all told, I spent at least three hours with this project. In my
opinion, the compensation was not worth this amount of time. I did
provide this feedback to Cambridge focus when submitting the
post-interview questionnaire via email.
Thanks.
Jim
On 11/18/20, Susan Bueti <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I appreciate that this is a paid study but as such I believe they very much***
underestimated the time required to do the set up therefore the pay is not
reflecting the amount of time involved. From a general time commitment
standpoint it’s important to get a more accurate estimate of time in the
future when set up steps are required for scheduling purposes.
I hope this feedback is appreciated and welcome. I think it’s important to
be upfront and give adequate feedback whenever possible.
Thanks,
Susan.
On Nov 16, 2020, at 12:31 PM, davidkingsbury77@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Yes, it all needs to be done before the session, including the survey they
ask you to complete.
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Sent: Monday, November 16, 2020 11:32 AM
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Subject: [vibug-support] Re: Research study with Cambridge Focus question.
Hi Susan, and anyone else involved with the Cambridge Focus study:
It is best to do as much of the set up as possible in advance of your
session in order to keep that final session on time and efficient.
However,
if you have difficulties with any of it on your own, or are simply
uncertain
about any of it, you can work with the MITRE researchers to resolve it
during your study session with them.
A big "thank you" to all who are participating in this particular study. I
think it has turned out to be a bit more involved and challenging than it
was originally described, so we really, really appreciate all of you who
see
it through to conclusion. It is truly important research, so what you
contribute will impact many persons who are blind or visually impaired when
it comes to accessing government websites and web portals in the future.
Bruce
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Sent: Monday, November 16, 2020 8:51 AM
To: vibug-support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vibug-support] Research study with Cambridge Focus question.
Hello, is anyone else doing an accessibility research study with cambridge
focus? If so, did you do your set up in advance or during your appointment?
Thanks,
Susan .
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