Survey on Online Research: Feedback?


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Submitted by Rebekah Judson on Tue, 06/16/2009 - 5:51pm.

Hi all,

Calli and I put together a survey today as part of a project to develop a new online research tool for college students.

We were hoping that those of you in the lab who have experience putting together surveys and performing this type of research might give us some feedback on any questions about the research process you think are missing or any other thoughts you might have.

The link to the survey is here:
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s/147205/onlineresearch

You can click through pages without answering questions or submitting results.

Thanks so much!

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Ting Yuan Says:
Wed, 06/17/2009 - 1:59pm

Hi Rebekah: FYI, Prof. Charles Kinzer at TC once compiled an extensive reference list about how to do research in electronic environment (E-research) if you would be interested in exploring further in this direction:
http://www.columbia.edu/~ck2117/conf_presentations.html

Jeff Goldenson Says:
Wed, 06/17/2009 - 9:21am

Hello Rebekah -

Sounds like a super cool project. Two things come to mind:

-I wonder about the role of browser features - how important tabs are, how important bookmarking is - as its the looking glass...

-Also, I wonder what percentage of a research process is conducted online for those larger projects that don't explicitly require solely online research.

-oh, and how often people rely on social tools like diggs, amazon star-ratings for books ...

Jeff
www.buildingways.com

Rebekah Judson Says:
Wed, 06/17/2009 - 10:16am

Thanks Jeff!
Those are all really helpful ideas. I was definitely thinking about the offline/online research split for large projects, but neglected to include it in the survey. We're also planning a more in-depth focus group phase of this project, so we'll be able to include all of these great details.

Thanks again,
Rebekah