Short courses using Ngene

[Michiel Bliemer]

Each year there are several short courses offered on discrete choice analysis and stated choice experimental design using Ngene with the involvement of the team of ChoiceMetrics. Below is a list of future courses that have been announced.

Sydney
Originally planned for 20 to 24 July 2020, this course has been postponed to mid 2021 due to COVID-19
More information: https://sydney.edu.au/business/our-research/institute-of-transport-and-logistics-studies/courses/discrete-choice-analysis.html

London
9 to 13 November 2020
More information: https://cmc.leeds.ac.uk/courses-phds/cpd/

[melanie]

Dear Michiel,

I am interested in attending the discrete choice analysis course at USYD this July, but I am unsure if the course will be helpful for the stage we are up to in our DCE and was hoping you could provide some insight.

We are conducting a DCE looking into GPs prescribing preferences for patients with chronic pain and will be using Qualtrics to run the survey. We have no prior experience at all in conducting DCEs so have been spending alot of time over the last several months to learn how to create the correct code in Ngene for our design and whilst it seems we have finally got there we still need to run the survey and then conduct the analysis, we were thinking to use Nlogit to do this. I am thinking it may be best to pause our project until after I complete this course if it would give me much more knowledge on where to go from here, what do you think?

Best wishes,
Melanie