Public-Facing Experts: Survey On Information Access And Engagement

Role Summary

What We're Researching

We're running a paid study on how public-facing experts access information and engage with emerging societal issues.

Understanding these habits helps us map how critical information flows through different professional and community networks.

Your perspectives will provide valuable context on the challenges of staying informed in complex fields.

How It Works

You will complete a short, asynchronous remote survey about your professional workflows.

We will ask you to detail your preferred sources for reliable information and how you communicate emerging issues to your audience.

You will evaluate several common scenarios related to information access and describe your typical response strategies.

There may also be opportunities to opt into future research activities based on your initial responses.

Who This Is For

We are hiring influential professionals across education, media, nonprofit organizations, cultural institutions, and community leadership.

We welcome teachers, journalists, nonprofit directors, research scientists, and local community organizers.

Candidates should be comfortable discussing how they gather, verify, and share information in their daily professional roles.

Ready to participate?

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About Terac

Terac is building the world's largest pool of vetted human experts for AI. Researchers, AI labs, and product teams use Terac to recruit, screen, and pay study participants across industries, languages, and skill sets.

Learn more at or on YouTube at @jointerac.

Responsibilities

• Complete a short online survey regarding your professional information habits
• Detail the sources you rely on to understand emerging issues
• Describe how you communicate complex topics to your audience or community
• Evaluate common scenarios related to information access and verification
• Who Should Apply
• Professional experience in education, media, nonprofits, cultural institutions, or research
• Currently working in a public-facing or community leadership role
• Comfortable discussing how you navigate and share information
• Ability to articulate your workflow for engaging with emerging societal issues