[HacktionLab] survey Qs
Mike Harris
mike.harris at xtreamlab.net
Mon Jun 19 12:13:39 UTC 2017
It can easily export to spreadsheet format as well..
The nice thing about using our own Drupal install is that we own the
data and third party services are not involved in it.
We may then perhaps have the option of extending the Drupal install into
a new web site, for HacktionLab or BarnCamp perhaps.
Cheers,
Mike.
El 19/06/2017 a les 12:04, Encosianima ha escrit:
> +1
>
> Thanks! It seems we got the tool so
>
> Ciao
> Vale
>
> Knowledge is distributed across a network of connections, and
> therefore that
> learning consists of the ability to construct and traverse those
> networks” (Downes, 2012).
> On 19 Jun 2017, at 10:33, ale <a at 414c45.net <mailto:a at 414c45.net>> wrote:
>
> Hi there!
> Drupal's Webform module includes some basic analysis of submissions, but
> it's pretty basic, imho. You can do more complex things, as nice
> visualizations, rendering webforms through a view and using
> Visualization API module (this last one is a beta in drupal-8.x).
>
> Best,
> Ale.
>
> On 19/06/17 10:06, encosianima wrote:
>
> Hi all! I'll investigate about Drupal form, but I'd say it's a
> simple form (to collect data). I'm not a data analyst ( only
> experienced into survey design) and for the purpose of getting
> sense from data a statistics tool is needed. There's PSPP but
> still someone needs to know how to use it (again a data
> analyst). On the other hand there's surveymonkey (free version
> only allow 10 questions/100 people questionnaire) and google
> form (no limits). Completely free (be the best option imho)
> Tom: since we discussed a bit about the survey Qs, who
> participated this discussions (theoretically everyone on this
> list) won't be in the position to pilot the survey :D Ciao!
> Vale On 18/06/17 23:50, Tom Lord wrote:
>
> Maybe I'm missing the point - is there / could there be
> separate lists for this-year's-barncamp-attendees and
> hacktionlab? Original Message From: mark Sent: Sunday, 18
> June 2017 23:16 To:hacktionlab at lists.aktivix.org Subject:
> Re: [HacktionLab] survey Qs Are you happy with Drupal
> Forms Vale? Does it include the tools you want? I had
> imagined we'd just get a .csv dump and analyse in
> libreoffice calc or something... can you guide us here? I
> know a couple of people who came to barncamp but aren't on
> this list, so they would be blind to this discussion and I
> could possibly coax into piloting a form and timing
> themselves. I'm happy to follow your lead here :) Mark
> encosianima:
>
> Hi guys! Usually best think to do is implement Qs in a
> form (which possibly offers/includes data analysis
> tools) and run it as a pilot with one or two tester(s)
> before spreading final version. I've got some
> experience in the field and I'd be happy to give an
> hand. Ciao! Vale On 18/06/17 12:04, Mike Harris wrote:
>
> Hi Mark, All good questions. I think perhaps
> though we ought to try to get the number down to,
> say, 10. It good to be concise rather than gather
> too much information, as then we'll have a job on
> our hands processing and interpreting it. With
> regards question 3 about the carbon footprint one,
> I really cannot see the relevance of this question
> at all. Like what are we supposed to do with those
> figures except say to ourselves that "yes people
> who live further away or drove probably have a
> bigger carbon footprint than those that didn't".
> We know this already. Can we drop it? Question 4
> about whether people liked the site is interesting
> to know, but again, unless we propose to change
> site in the future, not sure if it's handy to
> know. We have done 7 events there thus far. The
> big issue with it being accessibility. The big
> issue with finding another site is finding it, and
> making sure that we can still more or less run the
> event under the radar as a private gathering
> without loads of paperwork and cost. Other than
> the above, nice one. Do you or someone on this
> here list fancy getting the questionnaire set up,
> once we've agreed the questions? Cheers, Mike. El
> 16/06/2017 a les 06:59, mark ha escrit:
>
> I've been thinking about what questions to
> ask, in order to obtain information that will
> be of greatest value in guiding us for future
> efforts. Here's what I've got so far (people
> may think of others or disagree?) 1. How did
> you find out about barncamp? [will guide our
> publicity effort next time] - a friend IRL - a
> friend online - saw a poster/flier (where...?)
> - facebook - Dissident Island Radio - the HL
> mailing list - another mailing list
> (which...?) - a decentralised online service
> (which...?) - other (...) 2. How easy did you
> find the registration & payment process? -
> Likert scale - comments about registration 3.
> Please estimate the carbon footprint of your
> travel to & from barncamp in kg CO2 (eq)
> (integer) 4. How much did you like the site? -
> Likert scale - comments about site 5. How did
> you rate the catering (food & bar)? - Likert
> scale - comments about catering 6. Did you
> present or run a timetabled session (y/n)? If
> Y: - rate the adequacy of the facilities
> (Likert) - what (if anything) would you like
> to change about the facilities? (text) If N: -
> what would have made it possible for you to
> lead a session? (text) 7. Considering the
> things that happened in the timetabled
> sessions you went to, what was your favourite
> moment? (text) 8. How technical did you find
> the content of the workshops? *Not nearly
> technical enough *Not technical enough *About
> right *Too technical *Way too technical 9. How
> policitically/socially important did you find
> the content of the workshops? *Not nearly
> political enough *Not political enough *About
> right *Too political *Way too political 10.
> Considering the things that happened outside
> the timetabled sessions, what was your
> favourite moment? (text) 11. Here are some of
> the things that people might like about
> barncamp. Please rate their importance to you
> personally, starting with '1' as the most
> important. _ learning about tech generally _
> learning about politically problematic tech _
> developing our solutions to problematic tech _
> working on our own DIY tech agenda (not as a
> response to externals) _ thinking about tech
> politics _ thinking about politics generally _
> meeting like-minded people _ sharing a special
> insight you've got _ building movement/s _
> getting help with a specific tech problem _
> other 12. Apart from the questions above, what
> else could we improve about the event? 13.
> When would you like to come to barncamp next?
> 2018/2019/never (why?) 14. Do you have any
> ideas for a future event? 15. Would you like
> to be more involved in organising the next
> BarnCamp? Please tick the box and make sure
> you enter your contact details so that we can
> get in touch. 16. When helping to plan another
> BarnCamp what would you like to do? Outreach
> and promotion Finances Managing sign-ups
> Overall production Workshop planning and
> scheduling Food planning Entertainment
> planning Site planning Site electrics Site
> network and comms General comms with attendees
> 17. How could we organise in a way that makes
> it easier for you to volunteer effectively?
> Anyone got any others? I'm mindful that we may
> need to trim down to a manageable length after
> piloting. Mark
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