An update on what I posted on 8 January.
I said then I'd created a survey, using Google Forms, on the subject of superhero powers. It has drawn a single response, which is obviously not an adequate statistical sample. 100% of respondents named telekinesis as the superpower they hadn't got, and television as the source of their hearing about it; they were disappointed not to have this power, had aspired to it, and, for the story behind their aspiration, gave the following statement:
"Moving equipment would be a gesture away! Computers would be instantly fixed because I willed it to happen."
I said then I'd created a survey, using Google Forms, on the subject of superhero powers. It has drawn a single response, which is obviously not an adequate statistical sample. 100% of respondents named telekinesis as the superpower they hadn't got, and television as the source of their hearing about it; they were disappointed not to have this power, had aspired to it, and, for the story behind their aspiration, gave the following statement:
"Moving equipment would be a gesture away! Computers would be instantly fixed because I willed it to happen."
Let us press on to Georgina's recommended application, Qualtrics. This is now live for me, and I've had a go at creating a survey using it. It's a spoof, I admit, and neither an illuminating survey nor particularly funny, but had me exploring large areas of Qualtrics that I shall be able to evaluate properly as I use them, or not, in creating surveys in earnest for the Haddon. They will be no worse for this dash of prior Qualtrics experience.
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