Student Perceptions Online Survey, Please!?!

[techedguy]

http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/?p=WEB229D2AS8GGJ

This is a student perceptions study I am working on, so all the answers are your opinion! The responces are limited to the first 100 responders. I ask that you be a student member during the FRC Lunacy challenge (this past year) and that if you click through to take the survey that you please complete it (since I have limited responses available.

I am doing some graduate work and mentally I need a baseline comparison for my studied group as to how they compare to the rest of the world...and you folks would be the rest of that world! I can find older data, but wanted to see if our perspectives were similar to outside perspectives. I gave the survey to my team separately as I have approval from my university to do so.

Note: I will not be using this data in any direct way for my graduate project. However, should I receive enough "real" responses I may use the aggregate data to submit an article to a trade publication and of course here on Chief Delphi's site.

Thanks for your participation and assistance,

[techedguy]

Thank you to the anonymous 7 who have already completed this, your input is greatly appreciated and you also found the error in one of my questions...so helpful!

[ZInventor]

since you are offering the survey to anyone involved as a student in FIRST, you might want to change one of the questions (i think it's on the lines of "how has your experience in robotechnix...) to something like "how has your experience in FIRST..."

just my $0.02...

otherwise great survey...

[techedguy]

I would if I could, but once I launch the survey I would have to cancel it to edit it and then restart from scratch....I wrote it originally for my team and wanted it to be specific and localized (easy to tell which one right?) and I guess I missed one of the questions when I tried to generalize it. If future participants can ignore the fact that a team is named and just assume it should say FRC that would be appreciated.

Thanks

[Ragnarokae]

It would help for people to know average completion time of survey.

It took me about 20 minutes for thoughtful, complete answers.

Good survey!