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Latino Opinion
A collection of Latino opinions by Ricardo A. López
  • We must stop the negative immigration rage!
    Latino immigrants generally come to the U.S. driven by a strong desire to provide a better life for their family. Their drive is not that different from the motivating factors that impelled the ancestors of almost everyone in this country. The strength of the immigrants' spirit helps them...
  • Stop the Latino Apathy and Become an American Participant!
    This article was first published under the title "A Matter of Influence" on October 24, 2009 in Connections, the newsletter of the Southwest Florida's Hispanic Business Link (See A Matter of Influence). Latinos are beginning to understand the importance of their participation in the United States' social, legal, and political system....
  • Why Hispanics Live Long Lives
    [caption align="alignright" width="320" caption="My mom (at age 80) and my children"][/caption] U.S. Hispanics tend to live longer than non-Hispanics despite many circumstances that negatively affect Latino longevity.  This is a fact that continues to puzzle the medical community.  On the surface it does not make a lot of ...

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Home Services Online Research Primary quantitative and qualitative using webcam technology
Primary quantitative and qualitative using webcam technology PDF Print E-mail

Traditionally the Internet has been used to conduct written surveys, most of which are self-administered.  The Internet technology of today, however, gives online users the ability to not only communicate via voice, but also by using full video conferencing style communication applications.  This technological capability gives us a new and very useful tool to assess the Latino opinion. 

One of our concerns in using online research with Hispanics is that the methodology traditionally does not lend itself well to the way Latinos prefer to communicate (see the warning text on our online page). 

Using webcams we are able to conduct face to face interviews from our offices with respondents from across the street or around the globe.  The technology now also allows us to conduct webcam focus groups with full video interaction.  We recommend webcam research for:

  • Unnaculturated Latinos who prefer to connect visually.
  • Administered online quantitative research.
  • Qualitative reserach with participants who are geographically disperesed.
  • Remote ethnography style interviews.
  • Online website usability studies.
  • Research that cannot be conducted in person but requires sharing of documents, videos, or positioning statements. 
  • An alternative to traditional qualitative.

For more information from one of our research partners who provides the technology see this page on the QualMeeting webcam qualitative research service.

 

Note...

How come some of the people shown on the left don't look Hispanic?

Hispanic or Latino is not a race.   There are Latinos of many different races and physical characteristics.  For more information see our FAQ article, Why doesn't the census include Hispanic as a race?, and the Latino Blog post Let's Stop Segmenting People by Race! 

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