Does anybody know anything about software you can install on a desk or
lap top to track web sessions? This is for my research at Cancer
Research UK, where we want to research the web journey of people finding
out about a cancer on the internet by tracking a session (they know
this) and interviewing them afterwards. There's lots advertised on the
web, mostly pitched for employers spying on employees, parents on
children etc etc. Any experiences/tips etc welcome - please email me
direct.
On a different tack, can anyone help out with training sessions for
research scientists at CRUK institutes in Manchester on Friday 5th
December and Cambridge on Friday 12th Dececember? Both are 3 hr
sessions 2-5 pm or 1.30-4.30 pm, and it is the last 60-90 minutes where
help is especially needed. Again, please email direct,
Many thanks,
John
John Byrne, Wikipedian in Residence, Cancer Research UK
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