[Air-L] Advice on online surveys

[Fred Stutzman]

Mick Couper's book on web surveys spends a good amount of time on  
burden and usability - and provides lots of graphical examples.  It  
might be a good starting point.

Couper, M. P.  (2008).  Designing effective web surveys.  New York,  
NY: Cambridge University Press.

Fred

On May 7, 2009, at 3:37 PM, Liezel Longboan wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I'm a PhD student about to start my
> participant-observation of an email
> group of which I am a member.
> Could anyone please recommend
> the best way for me to conduct
> an online survey which would be
> simple and accessible for my
> respondents? Which survey tools/sites
> would be appropriate for
> respondents with the basic
> knowledge of the Internet?
>
> I have looked at a few online survey
> sites but I thought it would be
> best to ask for 'expert' advice
> from list members who have
> previously have done an online
> survey.
>
> Many thanks,
> Liezel Longboan
> Cardiff University
>
>
>
>
>
>
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