Re: [DW] Your incoming user survey questions?

[Steven Clift]

Some folks have got in, but try:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vG4m-rF8dh6y3HjuUV9Vu5FLofKOZ3j4a5h5g9AWf7w/edit?usp=sharing

In terms of a sense of community, I had/have a question on how "connected"
people feel to the downtown community.

I have a hunch that many will say there isn't a strong sense of community
with which to connect ... I could be wrong! So, I just added that question.
A good FB Group would generate the feeling that the sense of community
downtown is stronger.

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On Thu, Sep 28, 2017 at 2:37 AM, O BRIEN, JOSEPHINE  wrote:

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Re: [DW] Your incoming user survey questions?

[O BRIEN, JOSEPHINE]

Dear Stephen,

I get google doc file not found when clicking the link to your draft 
questionnaire.


I would like to help review if I can, have you found the sense of community 
questions useful?


Kind regards,

Ann






Ann O' Brien,

PhD Candidate Business Information Systems,

J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics,

National University of Ireland Galway,

Galway,

Ireland.

Skype @anncarlowgirl


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[DW] Your incoming user survey questions?

[Steven Clift]

E-Democracy is launching a small grant funded effort to build online
engagement among workers and residents in downtown Saint Paul.

It will be an interesting mix of civic, professional, and social
networking. The key difference from typical local online groups will be a
focus on the daytime crowd... workers, frequent visitors.

While E-Democracy invested heavily in an online neighbors forum user survey
which generated 1300 responses -  http://blog.e-democracy.org/posts/2610 -
it was at the *end* of a funded project. (Althoug,  by design with our
volunteer base and cheap tech, the online communities live on supported by
participant donations.)

In this case, I see an opportunity for a short pre-engagement survey that
can be used to both get some baseline data and inform the facilitation,
content seeding, and guidelines for the online (Facebook) group.

And if we secure funding beyond the three month pilot, we can do a post
survey in a year.

So what questions have you asked in a similar situations? Or about
community engagement? Or professional networking online? Etc.

Please send input along ASAP.

In the next two days, I need to get our short survey into the field. We
will be promoting it through many local channels to reach prospective group
members and an invite to request an invite to the new group will be at the
end of the survey.

Thanks,
Steven Clift
E-Democracy.org

P. S. Last time we took 18 months to research, deliberate on and craft our
questions.  This was our previous question set:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7hmVl0vhGLVTjhudFU0ZGU5RlU=0

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