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Okie doke. It's for my Interactive Media Web Authoring unit. The idea is that I identify a particular audience, research the needs of that audience (that's what this questionnaire is for), and then produce a prototype of a product based on the results of my research.
So the prototype project which I intend to do is a web-based guide on how to perform simple computer tasks to help those who are afraid of making their computers go wrong or believe that tasks are more complicated than they actually are. I guess, in a way, this is the wrong place to do it, because I know you're all not stupid, but hey - every little helps. :) And I have to show that I have researched a wide audience, and I know this place has members aplenty. :)
Please answer the questions for me. It'd be much appreciated.
Thanks. :)
1. What age group do you fall into?
0-15
16-30
31-45
45-60
Over 60
2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public place?
Daily
Most of the week
Weekly
Less than once a week
Never
3. How many computers do you have in your home?
4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home or in public places?
Daily
Frequently
Occasionally
Rarely
Never
6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently encounter?
7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the problem on the Internet, etc.
8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see explained in this prototype?
Yes
No
10. If you answered “Yes” to question 9, which topics would you like to see explained?
11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
Text
Pictures
Diagrams
Animations
Demonstrations
Sound / Speech
Trying for yourself
Videos
Ta very much. :)
So the prototype project which I intend to do is a web-based guide on how to perform simple computer tasks to help those who are afraid of making their computers go wrong or believe that tasks are more complicated than they actually are. I guess, in a way, this is the wrong place to do it, because I know you're all not stupid, but hey - every little helps. :) And I have to show that I have researched a wide audience, and I know this place has members aplenty. :)
Please answer the questions for me. It'd be much appreciated.
Thanks. :)
1. What age group do you fall into?
0-15
16-30
31-45
45-60
Over 60
2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public place?
Daily
Most of the week
Weekly
Less than once a week
Never
3. How many computers do you have in your home?
4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home or in public places?
Daily
Frequently
Occasionally
Rarely
Never
6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently encounter?
7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the problem on the Internet, etc.
8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see explained in this prototype?
Yes
No
10. If you answered “Yes” to question 9, which topics would you like to see explained?
11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
Text
Pictures
Diagrams
Animations
Demonstrations
Sound / Speech
Trying for yourself
Videos
Ta very much. :)
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> 1. What age group do you fall into?
> 0-15
> 2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public
> place?
> Daily
> 3. How many computers do you have in your home?
1
> 4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
Internet, Pc games.
> 5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home
> or in public places?
> Occasionally
> 6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently
> encounter?
Random crashes with games.
> 7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking
> someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the
> problem on the Internet, etc.
Looking it up on the internet,
> 8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10
> being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
7
> 9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see
> explained in this prototype?
No
> 10. If you answered “Yes” to question 9, which topics would
> you like to see explained?
> 11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and
> easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
> Text
> Trying for yourself
> 0-15
> 2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public
> place?
> Daily
> 3. How many computers do you have in your home?
1
> 4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
Internet, Pc games.
> 5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home
> or in public places?
> Occasionally
> 6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently
> encounter?
Random crashes with games.
> 7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking
> someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the
> problem on the Internet, etc.
Looking it up on the internet,
> 8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10
> being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
7
> 9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see
> explained in this prototype?
No
> 10. If you answered “Yes” to question 9, which topics would
> you like to see explained?
> 11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and
> easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
> Text
> Trying for yourself
Twain wrote:
> 1. What age group do you fall into?
16-30
> 2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public
> place?
Daily
> 3. How many computers do you have in your home?
1
> 4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
Surfing the net and printing photos
> 5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home
> or in public places?
Occasionally
> 6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently
> encounter?
Freezing programmes and the internet cutting out
> 7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking
> someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the
> problem on the Internet, etc.
Usually the old switching off and restarting hoping it'll fix it
> 8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10
> being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
5
> 9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see
> explained in this prototype?
Yes
> 10. If you answered “Yes” to question 9, which topics would
> you like to see explained?
How to create web pages, basic programming
> 11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and
> easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
Text
Pictures
Demonstrations
Trying for yourself
> 1. What age group do you fall into?
16-30
> 2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public
> place?
Daily
> 3. How many computers do you have in your home?
1
> 4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
Surfing the net and printing photos
> 5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home
> or in public places?
Occasionally
> 6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently
> encounter?
Freezing programmes and the internet cutting out
> 7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking
> someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the
> problem on the Internet, etc.
Usually the old switching off and restarting hoping it'll fix it
> 8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10
> being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
5
> 9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see
> explained in this prototype?
Yes
> 10. If you answered “Yes” to question 9, which topics would
> you like to see explained?
How to create web pages, basic programming
> 11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and
> easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
Text
Pictures
Demonstrations
Trying for yourself
1. What age group do you fall into?
16-30
2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public place?
Most of the week
3. How many computers do you have in your home?
One
4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
Work
5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home or in public places?
Daily
6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently encounter?
Internet connection difficulties
7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the problem on the Internet, etc.
Asking someone else for help on fixing it
8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
8
9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see explained in this prototype?
No
11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
Trying for yourself
Videos
16-30
2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public place?
Most of the week
3. How many computers do you have in your home?
One
4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
Work
5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home or in public places?
Daily
6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently encounter?
Internet connection difficulties
7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the problem on the Internet, etc.
Asking someone else for help on fixing it
8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
8
9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see explained in this prototype?
No
11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
Trying for yourself
Videos
Okie doke. It's for my Interactive Media Web Authoring unit. The idea is that I identify a particular audience, research the needs of that audience (that's what this questionnaire is for), and then produce a prototype of a product based on the results of my research.
So the prototype project which I intend to do is a web-based guide on how to perform simple computer tasks to help those who are afraid of making their computers go wrong or believe that tasks are more complicated than they actually are. I guess, in a way, this is the wrong place to do it, because I know you're all not stupid, but hey - every little helps. :) And I have to show that I have researched a wide audience, and I know this place has members aplenty. :)
Please answer the questions for me. It'd be much appreciated.
Thanks. :)
1. What age group do you fall into?
0-15
16-30
31-45
45-60
Over 60
2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public place?
Daily
Most of the week
Weekly
Less than once a week
Never
3. How many computers do you have in your home?
4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home or in public places?
Daily
Frequently
Occasionally
Rarely
Never
6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently encounter?
7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the problem on the Internet, etc.
8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see explained in this prototype?
Yes
No
10. If you answered “Yes” to question 9, which topics would you like to see explained?
11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
Text
Pictures
Diagrams
Animations
Demonstrations
Sound / Speech
Trying for yourself
Videos
Ta very much. :)
So the prototype project which I intend to do is a web-based guide on how to perform simple computer tasks to help those who are afraid of making their computers go wrong or believe that tasks are more complicated than they actually are. I guess, in a way, this is the wrong place to do it, because I know you're all not stupid, but hey - every little helps. :) And I have to show that I have researched a wide audience, and I know this place has members aplenty. :)
Please answer the questions for me. It'd be much appreciated.
Thanks. :)
1. What age group do you fall into?
0-15
16-30
31-45
45-60
Over 60
2. How often do you use a computer at home or in a public place?
Daily
Most of the week
Weekly
Less than once a week
Never
3. How many computers do you have in your home?
4. What do you mostly use your computer(s) for at home?
5. How often do you encounter problems with computers at home or in public places?
Daily
Frequently
Occasionally
Rarely
Never
6. What sorts of computer problems do you most frequently encounter?
7. How do you go about solving computer problems? eg. asking someone else to fix it, consulting the help file, looking up the problem on the Internet, etc.
8. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest, how would you rate your computer skills?
9. Are there any particular topics you would like to see explained in this prototype?
Yes
No
10. If you answered “Yes” to question 9, which topics would you like to see explained?
11. Which of the following do you find the most helpful and easiest to understand? (list all that apply)
Text
Pictures
Diagrams
Animations
Demonstrations
Sound / Speech
Trying for yourself
Videos
Ta very much. :)
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