Discover why more and more client-side organizations choose to bring Recollective in-house as their preferred research platform.
Digital techniques continue to transform the research industry and we're proud that Recollective is leading the evolution of online qualitative research. We're committed to helping educational institutions bring practical know-how to students and to use online qual internally.
"The impact on our processes, culture and our customers has been immense. We have used the Recollective platform to power The Cambridge Panel - our online research community of teachers from around the world - for over two years, and in that relatively short period they have become an invaluable partner."
"Recollective sponsors the Market Research Institute International and helps subsidize our curriculum development so that we can continue to serve the industry as a non-profit. With Recollective’s ongoing support, we’ve been able to develop the Principles Express course, Qualitative Market Research, which provides a firm foundation in effectively using qualitative research."
Recollective software and support are free of charge to any university or college that has a course or module focused on marketing research for use as part of that teaching program.
Lesson plan outlines, training curriculum information and access to online training courses are provided for all students and teachers.
Discounted licenses are available for your organization's internal use on non-teaching, commercial research projects.
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The post-graduate course in Marketing Research & Business Intelligence at Algonquin College has a reputation for teaching innovative techniques. In 2012, shortly after Recollective was formally launched, the MRBI program adopted Recollective as part of their curriculum. Since then, students have graduated from the program with a deeper understanding and practical experience of online qualitative research. Having hands-on access to a leading-edge "made-in-Canada" online qualitative solution has given MRBI graduates a valuable skill set to offer prospective employers.
Nancy Johansen, MRBI Course Professor,
Algonquin College
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