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52

QRCA VIEWS

SPRING 2016

www.qrca.org

Pinboards, Product Idea Boards, Chat

Spaces), Narratives of diaries, journaling,

surveys, Optimizing Ideas and

Communication (play TV ads, show print

digital, concept optimizer tool and timed

exposure), as well as personal, emotional

and immersive tools for storytelling, col-

lage building, uploading imagery, graph-

ics, video, and an image selector tool.

Definitely worth checking out at

AhaOnlineResearch.com.

Last but certainly not least were Carey

Rellis and Jessico Ricco Spencer’s

demonstration of KarmaCollage2.0 by

Good Karma Consulting. Their innova-

tive online application takes the proven

method of collage to a whole new level

of effectiveness. With its 2015 upgrades,

this tool is faster and easier than ever

before. This new edition adds a simple-

to-use client dashboard that puts the

researcher in control. With more than

1,100 images in their customizable

library, this online tool takes the lengthy

cut-and-paste out of collage without sac-

rificing deep insights. Its unique compi-

lation feature automatically compiles

information based on image placement,

frequency and size. Participants stay

focused on the topic, not the task.

Seamless sharing of collage with back-

room attendees is easy, and so is incor-

porating the outcome into the report.

Learn more at

karmacollage.com

.

Conference Demo Connections a Big Hit!

CONT INUED

“It helps me figure out where

to go eat and how to get there.

It is an extension of myself.”

KarmaCollage2.0

Images from Ray Fischer of Aha! showing How to

Create Engaging Online Studies and Share Amaz-

ing Stories in the Demo Connections session.

Aha!