A well-managed recruiting program at an organization allows teams to quickly find quality participants for usability studies.
This free 190-page report from the Norman Nielsen group gives you 234 guidelines on how to set up and manage a recruiting program. It also presents advice on when to outsource to a recruiting agency and when to use in-house recruiting.
Topics covered
- Learn how to set up and manage a recruiting program to get the right users for usability studies
- Know when it’s appropriate to outsource to a recruiting agency or use in-house recruiting
- Planning for recruiting
- Recruiting criteria
- Incentives
- Going to participants vs. having them come to you
- Screening script and questionnaire
- Screening and scheduling participants
- Recruiting on your own
- Working with an outside recruiting agency
- Reusing Participants
- Running the test sessions
- Ensuring participants’ safety, privacy, and physical comfort
- Preparing session materials
- Dealing with unqualified participants
- Building and maintaining a participant database and recruiting staff
- Sample scripts and forms
234 Tips and Tricks for Recruiting Users as Participants in Usability Studies (1.3 mb, PDF)
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