[Air-l] Please Participate in Survey 2001

[Philip Howard]

Dear Air:
The Survey2001 instrument is finally live, and we would value your help in 
generating the snowball sample by having your classes, friends, family, 
colleagues, and ultimately, doing the survey yourself.  Some of the AIR 
folk have been working on this for two years now, and the full advisory 
board, drawing on talent from around the world, is identified on the site.

http://survey2001.nationalgeographic.com

This web-based survey instrument is designed to put all that is dynamic and 
fun in new media to work for us the social sciences.  Please post this on 
your (other) favorite lists to spread the word, and have a look at the 
instrument yourself.  It is currently up in English, French, Italian, 
German and Spanish, so please spread the word internationally.  Several 
Asian languages will be added shortly.

If you are interested looking through the data set from the first iteration 
of this survey, have a look at the Survey2000 website 
http://survey2000.nationalgeographic.com.  Over 80,000 respondents 
completed this survey and the rich data covers a wide range of topics, 
including Internet use, culture, mobility and social values.  Eventually, 
the Survey2001 data set will also be available for your use.
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Philip Howard
ph. (773) 274-6817 / c. (202) 271-7170 / p-howard at northwestern.edu
Sociology, Northwestern University - http://pubweb.nwu.edu/~pho442/
Survey2001 Project - http://survey2001.nationalgeographic.com
Pew Internet & American Life Project - http://www.pewinternet.org