We are recruiting for the Cambridge Academic Panels
2 March 2020
Last update: 28/02/20 13:35
The Cambridge Academic Panels are recruiting academics to join their five customer panels’ librarian, student, higher education, academic and Cambridge Open Engage. Hosted on the Recollective platform, activities are interactive, informative and community based. You don’t need specialist knowledge to join, just enthusiasm and a willingness to give your opinions.
What is the Recollective?
Recollective is an online community insights tool and community platform. It’s a place to host panels of online participants and engage you in a number of activities to help with important areas from platform testing, to your priorities and workflows to broader strategic questions. We then use your insights to help build the best learning and research solutions.
What are the panels?
The Cambridge Panels are a great way to co-create with Cambridge University Press where you have an opportunity to feedback on existing services, while contributing to future platforms, products and sales models. The panels also provide you with a destination to collaborate and network on a global scale with your peers as you exchange insights and ideas. As a panellist, you complete one to two 10 minute activities per month which may take the form of surveys, reviewing images and card sorting. Activities are available for two weeks and in return, those who complete an activity quarterly, receive incentives for their participation.
Here’s what our existing panellists have to say:
“I really enjoy participating in the panel. The questions have encouraged some deep thinking. The peers are great too. And the software is easy to use.” University Librarian, Australia
“The panel activities thus far have been instructive and have caused me to think more critically about the value of open research” Researcher, USA
“I think the system works well – I get email reminders, the online forms are easy to use, I’ve seen some interesting discussions and ideas from others after completing activities.” Associate Professor, UK
How can I join?
Visit our page and find the right panel and apply.
We encourage you to become a panellist, and join our community of academics who share their insights to help shape the future of publishing.
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