Re: Researcher Follow-up Survey design feedback

Thanks, Dave. If we can get these changes in place today (Thursday) we can do the outreach to research partners by the end of the week.

I don’t have editing access to the survey document. Would whoever does that has time to make updates please respond to the list with an “I got it!” :) and let us know when it’s ready to share?

Thanks!

Best,
Sarah

> On Jan 11, 2017, at 4:24 PM, David Sloan <Dsloan@paciellogroup.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi all
> 
> Jeanne asked me earlier this week for feedback on the initial draft of the Researcher follow-up survey, which I provided, but I’m aware she’s had limited availability to respond in the last couple of days. So I’m sharing my response here in order to speed up for discussion and action.
> 
> General observations
> * We’re not collecting publication data at this stage, just establish willingness to contribute in specific ways, so we don’t need to ask for too much detail on specific projects.
> * People completing this are unlikely to have a W3C account. Will the survey be open to all, or will respondents need to have a W3C account to complete it? It’s possible that registration may place a sufficiently high barrier that may lose us some responses.
> 
> 
> Comments on specific questions
> 
> Q3. is just a Y/N. Suggest we add text to the question:
> We’ll work with you to gather details of your publications at a later stage.
> 
> Q4. Suggested question text:
> Have you produced research data that might be of relevance to Silver's research activity?
> 
> Suggested comment field label:
> Conditions/license for access and reuse
> 
> Q5 Suggested comment field label:
> Comments on publication schedule and topic
> 
> Q6: Remove comment field. Add a “Maybe” option to the current set of answers.
> 
> Q7: I’m assuming branching isn’t supported by this survey tool, hence why we have to expose it to all respondents.
> 
> Suggested question text:
> If you are willing to use Silver research questions or activities as a basis for student projects, please indicate the type of project you would be willing to run:
> 
> Suggested comment field label:
> Please provide details of other types of student project
> 
> Q10 Might need to define “secondary research” or find a better phrase. I wasn’t too sure of it myself in the original research description document.
> 
> Suggested wording of last answer option (rephrase so it’s not a question):
> Other user research projects you think Silver should undertake as part of its research?
> 
> Q11: Hyperlink needs fixed
> 
> Suggested comment field label (using text that currently appears before the Yes/No options):
> If yes, please give details of your difficulties, including alternative conditions under which you’d be prepared to contribute work not already in the public domain.
> 
> 
> Dave
> 
> David Sloan
> 
> UX Research Lead
> The Paciello Group
> dsloan@paciellogroup.com
> 
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