"Using the Internet for Archaeology" survey
Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 12:45 pm
From Twitter:
The link takes you to https://opinio.ucl.ac.uk/s?s=22070, which says:@EHArchaeology wrote:RT @lornarichardson: What are your archaeological Internet habits? Where/how do you look for info about #archaeology? ow.ly/hHRnj
G xUsing the Internet for Archaeology
Thank you for taking part in my survey.This survey will briefly explore how you use the Internet, and whether you use it to access information about archaeology.
Please only take this survey if you use the Internet in some form!
The data collected will be used as part of my PhD research into 'Public Archaeology in the digital age' at UCL. You cannot be identified at any point, as the data collected are completely anonymous, and stored on secure servers at UCL.
There are up to 24 questions in this survey, but depending on your answers, you may not have to answer them all. These are a mixture of multiple choice and rating questions, and a few open ended questions for your comments. The survey should take about 10 minutes to complete at the most.
If you have any problems, or would like to discuss the subject of archaeology and the Internet further, please get in touch with me by email: l.richardson@ucl.ac.uk
Many thanks for your help!
Lorna
