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Collecting data linkage consents in online surveys

GenPopWeb2 is a network of UK-based academic and non-academic partners to share knowledge and collaborate in the area of online data collection in social surveys as well as in setting the research agenda in the area. It is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).

We are pleased to present three online workshops (via Zoom) on the theme of complex measures in online surveys: challenges and opportunities. Each of the events will focus on different types of complex measurement: cognition, record linkage consents and occupational coding. It will consist of invited presentations followed by extended discussion. The aim is to showcase current evidence and to discuss how we can overcome challenges in order to optimise the collection of these measures in online surveys.

15.00-15.05
Introduction

15.05-15.30
Consent to Data Linkage in Online Surveys: A Descriptive Review and Meta-Analysis
Anne Elevelt (presenter) (Statistics Netherlands) and Vera Toepoel (Utrecht University) and Peter Lugtig (Utrecht University)

15.30-15.55
Collecting Multiple Data Linkage Consents in a Mixed Mode Survey: Evidence from Next Steps
Marie Thornby (formerly University College London), Lisa Calderwood (presenter) (University College London), Mehul Kotecha (NatCen), Kelsey Beninger (Kantar Public) and Alessandra Gaia (University of Milan)

15.55-16.20
How and why does the mode of data collection affect consent to data linkage?
Annette Jäckle (presenter) (University of Essex), Jonathan Burton (University of Essex), Mick P. Couper (University of Michigan), Thomas F. Crossley (European University Institute) and Sandra Walzenbach (University of Konstanz)

16.20-16.55
Discussion

16.55-17.00
Wrap-up and close

Mar 5, 2021 03:00 PM in London